Scoot airlines seats review Scoot currently operates the Boeing 787 dreamliners as well the Airbus 320 and both fleets offer different seats to cater to different needs of flyers. Standard seats Boeing 787 Airbus 320 As compared to other budget airlines/low cost carriers, the seats at Scoot airlines are considered quite roomy with an average seat pitch of 31" and width of 18". However, do note that there are no headrest for the standard seats as they are only offered in the "higher end" seats. So please bring along some cushion for your head if you are flying long haul. Super seats Super seats provides 30% more legroom with a 34" seat pitch and an adjustable headrest is included. For me, the premium I have to pay when I upgraded it from standard seats to super seats is around SGD $27 as I flew long haul from Singapore to Australia. The cost of upgrading your seats is lower for shorter distance flights. Although you have to pay a higher pr
About Scoot Scoot is a low-cost carrier owned by Singapore Airlines (SIA). They focus on medium and long-haul routes with a fleet composed of Boeing 787s. Buying ticket The difference in price between the economy fare and their business class (ScootBiz) is pretty small. Apart from the small difference in price, you also get an increase in baggage allowance, a meal, an alcoholic beverage, priority check-in and boarding, and some other perks. Scoot has two types of Boeing 787s, namely the Boeing 787-8 and 787-9. Both types follows the 2-3-2 seating arrangement. The difference is that the 787-8 only has 21 business class seats while the 787-9 has 35. The seats are all located at the front of the plane. At the airport There are a couple of desks dedicated to ScootBiz passengers. The queue for ScootBiz passengers are pretty quick as regular check-in desks are also taking in ScootBiz passengers as well as economy passengers. Do note that the boarding pass will not in