World · Singapore Bureau
Scoot prolongs Middle East flight suspension through February 2027
The budget carrier has extended cancellations to its Middle Eastern routes, mirroring a similar move by parent company Singapore Airlines as regional instability persists.
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Scoot has announced an extension of flight cancellations to Middle Eastern destinations through February 2027, the airline confirmed. The decision aligns with Singapore Airlines' previously announced suspension of services to the region, reflecting ongoing concerns about operational conditions in the area.
The budget carrier, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, serves several key routes across the Middle East as part of its network expansion strategy. The extended cancellation period signals that both carriers remain cautious about resuming normal operations to affected destinations in the near term.
Regional carriers and international airlines have faced mounting challenges in recent months, prompting several operators to reassess their service schedules. The suspension of flights represents a significant move for Scoot, which has positioned itself as a competitive option for budget-conscious travelers on long-haul routes from Singapore.
Passengers with existing bookings are advised to contact the airline directly for rebooking options and further details. The airline said affected customers would be provided with alternative routing or refunds in accordance with its policy.