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Get rewarded with KrisFlyer on Scoot!

Login with KrisFlyer and earn miles on Scoot flights!

Calling all frequent flyers! KrisFlyer members, their Redemption Nominees and traveling party are all able to earn miles respectively to their accounts on the same booking!

Scoot flights purchased on Flyscoot.com

  • You can now earn KrisFlyer miles at 1 mile per SGD 1 spent on base fare and add-ons. Miles earned are subject to currency fluctuations based on system prevailing exchange rates. Taxes, Scootsurance, service fees, processing fees and amounts offset using Scoot vouchers are not eligible for miles accrual.

    For flights that are partially paid with KrisFlyer miles or Scoot vouchers, only the cash portion (i.e. paid by credit or debit card, etc.) are eligible for miles accrual. Flights that are fully paid with miles are not eligible for miles accrual.

Missed out on logging in or keying the KrisFlyer number of your Redemption Nominees or traveling party during your booking? Fret not! You can still key in the KrisFlyer number when you manage your booking. If your flight is completed, you can also claim for missing miles after the flight as long as it’s within six months of the flight’s completion. Learn more here.

 

FAQs
Q) What are the types of booking eligible for retroactive mile claims?

A: Bookings made through www.flyscoot.com, Scoot mobile app, Scoot Facebook Chatbot and selected 3rd party platforms or selected travel agents.

Q) The booking is made by my friend. Can he or she help to add in my KrisFlyer membership number in the booking?

A: Yes, your friend will need to login to add in your KrisFlyer membership number. Once done, the booking details will appear in your account and you can make any subsequent changes to the booking. However, please note that if there are any changes made to the booking, it will reflect the same for your friend.

Q) I can’t seem to be able to add in my friend’s KrisFlyer membership number under the booking.

A: This is because your booking is made certain by 3rd party travel agents or Group bookings. In that case, please contact your travel agent to assist you in this request.

 

Interline flights with mixed itineraries

  • Scoot flights within mixed itineraries that include a segment not operated by Scoot (e.g. Scoot-Singapore Airlines interline flight, codeshares, etc.)

    The Scoot sector: KrisFlyer miles accrual is eligible and will be awarded according to the fare class of your ticket as reflected on your booking confirmation itinerary, as well as the actual mileage flown for the Scoot sector.

  • Identifying the fare class of my Scoot sector

    You can see the fare class of your Scoot sector within the itinerary attachment of your booking confirmation email.

  • Finding out the exact mileage I can earn on my Scoot sector in a mixed itinerary

    If you are travelling on a mixed itinerary containing both a Scoot and partner sector (e.g. Scoot-Singapore Airlines), you earn miles based on a percentage of the actual miles flown on Scoot and booking class:

    Cabin ClassFare ClassPercentage of total
    distance/miles travelled on Scoot
    ScootPlusC,D,I,J,U,Z25%
    EconomyA,F,P,R,S,Y20%
    EconomyB,H,M,W15%
    EconomyN,O,X10%

    To find out the actual distance/miles flown on your Scoot sector, click here.

    The sector operated by Scoot’s partner airlines: Miles accrual is only eligible on Singapore Airlines and Virgin Australia partner sectors. Miles accrual is not eligible on any other partner airlines.

  • Singapore Airlines

    For itineraries that consist of both a Scoot and Singapore Airlines flight (e.g. Amritsar to Amsterdam), miles accrual is eligible for the Singapore Airlines sector. Find out how many miles you can accrue on the Singapore Airlines sector here.

  • Virgin Australia

    For itineraries that consist of both a Scoot and Virgin Australia flight, miles accrual is eligible for the Virgin Australia sector through a retro miles claim process. Read more here.