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Scoot Airlines | Sydney | Gold Coast | Singapore | Tianjin | Hong Kong | Scoot Airways Scoot Airways | Low Budget Airline Singapore Scoot Airways (SIA) plans to launch its new long haul budget carrier, Scoot Airways in April 2012 with inflight internet access among the attractions, a report said on Tuesday. Scoot Airways had no immediate comment on the details of the times story, which said the new airways could be called Scoot Airways. The source revealed that scoot airways will start off with just one Boeing 777-200 before increasing its fleet to four aircraft within three months and 14 planes by mid-2016. Scoot airways is expected to serve destinations in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, United States and North Asia. The Times revealed Scoot Airways planned to charge passengers for using wi-fi services to access the internet via laptops, tablet computers and smartphones. It also revealed that scoot airways was considering the feasibility of renting out portable devices for inflight entertainment. They are still in the initial stage of set up of our their operations and still working on building up the new Scoot Airways. The new airline named scoot are expectedly exploring various arrangements, but nothing has been firmed to date. "Scoot Airways" announced in May that it will launch a wholly-owned but independently managed low budget airways using wide bodied, double aisle aircraft to ply medium and longhaul routes within one year. The newly "scoot" airways is expected to compete directly with AirAsiaX, the long haul affiliate of Malaysian airways low budget airline AirAsia and British tycoon Richard Branson's Virgin Group. AirAsia X travels to several destinations including Tianjin, Sydney, London, Taipei, Tehran, Paris, Seoul, Tokyo and a number of cities in China and India. Singapore Airways already has a short-haul, full-service unit called Silk Air, which travels to tourist destinations in Asia and has a stake in Asian budget carrier Tiger Airways. Scoot Airlines China Honk Kong Beijing Taipei Guangzhou Xiamen Singapore Airways have choosen the "scoot" for its new no frills low cost budget airway.The new low budget airways was announced in May and plans are underway for it to fly medium and long-haul routes by 2012 using existing Boeing 777-200s. Scoot News : Scoot Airlines Business Class Flight Tickets ScootBiz Booking |