AviationMalacca and Kertajati now connected thanks to new jets.

Scoot spreads its wings with Embraer

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Scoot will be the sole operator of the Singapore-Malacca route, the shortest on the Scoot network.
Scoot will be the sole operator of the Singapore-Malacca route, the shortest on the Scoot network. Photo Credit: Scoot

Low-cost carrier Scoot is adding to its Embraer E190-E2 fleet with two new aircraft due in September and October being put work on routes to Kertajati in Indonesia and Malacca in Malaysia.

The twice-weekly services from Singapore Changi Airport to Kertajati will launch on 28 September, while the five-times-weekly flights to Malacca start on 23 October.

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Scoot will be the sole operator of the Singapore-Malacca route, the shortest on the Scoot network.

Malacca airport was served by Malindo Air (now known as Batik Air Malaysia) until late-2023 and has not seen commercial flights since then.

Scoot is due to receive a total of nine 112-seat E2s which will be deployed on existing cities on Scoot’s network, including to Davao in the Philippines, Vientiane in Laos, as well as Pekanbaru, Balikpapan and Makassar in Indonesia.

The addition of services to Kertajati and Malacca to Scoot's network follows the recent announcement that the airline has gained the rights to operate from Subang Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB), formerly known as Subang International Airport.

The airport, 28 km from Kuala Lumpur, is opening to limited jet services from four Malaysian carriers as well as Scoot and TransNusa (Indonesia).

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