Scoot launches direct Iloilo-Singapore flights, boosts tourism
On Monday, low-cost carrier Scoot launched its direct flights between Iloilo International Airport and Singapore.
The inaugural flight carried 108 passengers and arrived in Iloilo at 5:35 a.m., with another departure to Singapore at 6:10 a.m. carrying 104 passengers.
According to the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), this new route is expected to enhance Iloilo's position as a regional gateway and stimulate tourism and economic growth in Western Visayas.
Scoot celebrated the launch with a water cannon salute, local music performances, and refreshments for passengers.
The CAAP emphasized its commitment to working with aviation partners like Scoot to support regional development while maintaining high safety standards.
Starting this week, Scoot will offer two weekly flights every Monday and Wednesday, with plans to add Friday and Sunday services by June 2025.
A one-way ticket from Singapore to Iloilo starts at SGD129, inclusive of taxes, making travel more accessible for customers.
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