When does the Scoot #GottaScootTuesdays sale end?

It runs for four days, from October 27 to October 30, 2026. Seats are limited, so book early.

What's the cheapest Scoot fare from Japan to Singapore?

Naha–Singapore at ¥19,000 one-way, including taxes and fuel surcharges. From Narita it's ¥22,000.

What travel dates do the Scoot sale fares cover?

November 14, 2026 to August 31, 2027. Eligible dates vary by route, and peak-period seats may be limited.

Can I fly to Taipei on the Scoot sale?

Yes, but only from Narita. Narita–Taipei (Taoyuan) starts at ¥20,500 one-way.

Do Scoot sale fares include checked baggage?

Not always. Checked bags, seat selection and meals may cost extra depending on the fare type.

Scoot Sale: Japan to Singapore from ¥19,000 One-Way

Key takeawaysScoot’s #GottaScootTuesdays sale runs October 27–30, 2026, with one-way economy fares from Narita, Haneda, Kansai and Naha that include fuel surcharges and taxes. Naha–Singapore is the cheapest at ¥19,000, and every Naha route undercuts the other three airports. Travel is valid from November 14, 2026 to August 31, 2027, though eligible dates vary by route.

Contents

Overview of Scoot's #GottaScootTuesdays Sale
Sale Fares by Departure Airport
Travel Period and Trip Planning
Booking Notes
How to Book

Overview of Scoot’s #GottaScootTuesdays Sale

Scoot, the low-cost carrier of the Singapore Airlines Group, is running its #GottaScootTuesdays sale for four days only, from Tuesday, October 27 to Friday, October 30, 2026. The sale covers routes to and from four Japanese airports: Tokyo Narita, Tokyo Haneda, Osaka Kansai and Okinawa Naha. Discounted one-way economy fares are on offer to Singapore and to cities in Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Australia.

The lowest fare is ¥19,000 one-way on the Okinawa (Naha)–Singapore route. All advertised fares include fuel surcharges and taxes, so it is easy to see the total ticket price.

Sale period: October 27 – October 30, 2026
Travel period: November 14, 2026 – August 31, 2027 (varies by route)
Cabin: Economy
Fares: One-way (fuel surcharges and taxes included)
Lowest fare: Okinawa (Naha)–Singapore, ¥19,000

Sale Fares by Departure Airport

The routes on sale from each airport and their lowest one-way fares are listed below. All fares include fuel surcharges and taxes.

Tokyo Narita

Taipei (Taoyuan): ¥20,500
Singapore: ¥22,000
Kertajati, Padang, Pekanbaru, Palembang, Medan, Pontianak: ¥24,000
Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca, Kuantan, Kota Bharu: ¥25,000
Bali (Denpasar), Jakarta: ¥26,000
Perth, Chiang Rai: ¥35,000
Melbourne: ¥44,000
Sydney: ¥45,000

Narita is the only airport in this sale with a Taipei (Taoyuan) route, so you can reach Taiwan for ¥20,500 one-way. Narita’s Singapore fare of ¥22,000 is also the cheapest among the Tokyo and Osaka airports.

Tokyo Haneda

Singapore: ¥24,000
Kertajati, Padang, Pekanbaru, Palembang, Medan, Pontianak: ¥24,000
Kota Bharu: ¥25,000
Jakarta: ¥26,000
Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca, Kuantan: ¥27,000
Bali (Denpasar): ¥30,000
Perth, Chiang Rai: ¥35,000
Melbourne: ¥44,000
Sydney: ¥45,000

From Haneda, Singapore costs ¥24,000, the four Malaysian cities including Kuala Lumpur cost ¥27,000, and Bali costs ¥30,000. These routes are ¥2,000–¥4,000 more expensive than from Narita. The Indonesian cities other than Bali, Kota Bharu, Perth, Chiang Rai, Melbourne and Sydney are priced the same as from Narita. If easy access to central Tokyo matters to you, Haneda is a strong option for these routes.

Osaka Kansai

Singapore: ¥24,000
Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca, Kuantan, Kota Bharu: ¥26,000
Jakarta, Kertajati, Padang, Pekanbaru, Palembang, Medan, Pontianak: ¥26,500
Bali (Denpasar): ¥27,500
Chiang Rai: ¥32,000
Perth: ¥36,000
Melbourne, Sydney: ¥44,500

From Kansai, Chiang Rai is ¥32,000, which is ¥3,000 cheaper than from Tokyo. Sydney is ¥44,500, which is ¥500 cheaper than from Tokyo. Perth is the exception at ¥36,000, ¥1,000 more than from Tokyo.

Okinawa Naha

Singapore: ¥19,000
Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Kuantan: ¥21,000
Penang: ¥21,500
Kertajati, Padang, Pekanbaru, Palembang: ¥22,500
Jakarta, Medan, Pontianak: ¥23,500
Bali (Denpasar): ¥24,500
Chiang Rai: ¥28,000
Perth: ¥32,500
Melbourne, Sydney: ¥36,000

Every route on sale from Naha is the cheapest of the four airports. Singapore is ¥19,000, and Melbourne and Sydney are just ¥36,000, which is ¥8,000–¥9,000 less than from Tokyo. If you plan to take a domestic flight to Naha to use these fares, consider the risk of missed connections on separately booked tickets and the extra travel cost.

Travel Period and Trip Planning

The travel period runs from November 14, 2026 to August 31, 2027. This long window covers the year-end holidays, spring break, Golden Week and summer vacation. Eligible dates vary by route, and sale seats may be limited during peak periods.

Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, so its seasons are the reverse of Japan’s, with summer from December to February. A year-end trip to Perth or Sydney is one way to escape the cold. The sale also includes Indonesian regional cities with no direct flights from Japan, such as Medan, Padang and Pontianak, from ¥22,500 one-way (from Naha).

Booking Notes

Advertised fares are the lowest available, and seats are limited. Travel periods also vary by route, so check on the booking page whether sale fares apply to your preferred dates.
Fares are for one-way economy travel. A round trip requires separate outbound and return fares.
Checked baggage, seat selection, in-flight meals and other extras may cost extra depending on the fare type.
Many destinations other than Singapore and Taipei involve connecting flights, so check total travel time and layover times in advance.
Sale fares may come with restrictions on changes and refunds. Review the fare rules before purchasing.
Some destinations require a visa, an electronic travel authorization or other entry procedures before travel.

How to Book

Bookings can be made on Scoot’s official website (https://www.flyscoot.com/). The sale only runs until October 30, so if a route interests you, check availability early.