Scoot and Tiger to merge as Singapore Airlines consolidates budget


From July 25, Scoot and Tigerair will operate under the Scoot brand and will use a single website, check-in counter and flight designator code.

Singapore (AFP) - Two budget carriers under the Singapore Airlines (SIA) umbrella will merge into a single brand from next month, it was announced Thursday, as the company consolidates to fend off growing competition.

From July 25, Scoot and Tigerair will operate under the Scoot brand and will use a single website, check-in counter and flight designator code, their holding company Budget Aviation Holdings (BAH) said in a statement.

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