Low-cost airline Scoot commenced its latest route from Singapore to Taipei, Taiwan on September 18, 2012. The airline will offer three flights per week until October 29, then increase the schedule to one flight per day.

Taipei is the fifth destination for the newcomer airline Scoot, following Sydney, Gold Coast, Bangkok, and Tianjin.

One-way fares from Singapore to Taipei start from $178 SGD including taxes.  Additional charges apply for checked luggage, meals, and on-board entertainment.

Singaporean low-cost airline Scoot launched its newest route from Singapore to Tianjin, China on August 22, 2012. The initial schedule will be three flights per week, increasing to four flights per week from September 9, 2012.

Outbound flights will depart Singapore’s Changi Airport at 1:30am, arriving at Tianjin’s Binhai Airport at 7:30am. Return flights will depart Tianjin at 9:15am and arrive in Singapore at 3:05pm.

Having debuted in June 2012, Scoot is a relative newcomer to the competitive budget airline business. Tianjin is its fourth international route out of Singapore after Sydney, Gold Coast, and Bangkok. The airline will launch additional routes to Taipei and Tokyo in the coming months.

One-way fares from Singapore to Tianjin start from $188 SGD including taxes and surcharges. Addition fees apply for checked luggage, meals, and on-board entertainment.

Scoot Airlines, the new low-cost wing of Singapore Airlines, has pushed forward the launch date of its newest route from Singapore to Taipei, Taiwan. Initially planned for October, flights will now begin on September 18, 2012.

The outbound flight will depart Singapore’s Changi Airport at 1:05am and arrive at Taiwan’s Taoyuan International Airport at 5:40am. The return flight will depart Taipei at 3:40pm and arrive in Singapore at 8:10pm local time.

Taipei is Scoot’s 5th destination after Sydney, Gold Coast, Tianjin, and Bangkok. The airline’s sixth destination will be Tokyo, Japan, and a launch date has not yet been announced.

One-way fares for Scoot’s new route start from just $88 SGD for one-way travel.

Following its inaugural flights from Singapore – Sydney, Scoot Airline revealed two new destinations. The Singapore-based budget airline announced it will offer flights to Tokyo, Japan, and Taipei, Taiwan, sometime in the near future.

Scoot was founded in November 2011 and commenced flights on June 4, 2012. It is wholly owned by Singapore Airlines and focuses on serving medium and long-haul routes.  As a budget airline, passengers pay separately for checked luggage, in-flight meals, and an iPad entertainment system.

Starting dates for the new routes have not yet been announced.  Previously announced routes for Scoot include Gold Coast, Australia, Tianjin, China, and Bangkok, Thailand.