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| Scoot Stopover Cafe launches in Sydney |
Inspired by Australia's cafe culture and Australians’ love of travel, the Scoot Stopover Cafe is a four-day pop-up that runs from 29 October to 1 November 2026, held across four popular locations in Sydney. The activation was conceptualised to build awareness about the airline and encourage more Australians to travel with Scoot. Through destination-inspired coffee and tea related beverages, the pop-up delivers a glimpse of the flavours that await customers on their next trip and reiterates the airline’s commitment to connecting people to different places, cultures and experiences.
At the Scoot Stopover Cafe, visitors can not only redeem complimentary beverages but also take part in a range of interactive activities for a chance to win up to AUD 1,000 worth of Scoot travel vouchers and/or merchandise, terms and conditions apply.
Featured beverages at the pop-up include:
- Singapore Kopi O – Traditional Nanyang-style black coffee roasted with sugar and butter
- Japanese Pour Over – A carefully brewed black coffee with a clean, delicate and tea-like character
- Vietnamese Filter Coffee – Slow-dripped, rich and bold coffee, with a touch of condensed milk
- Thai Milk Tea – For the non-coffee drinkers, this is a creamy blend of strongly brewed black tea and sweet spices, often served cold
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| A Sydneysider tries their luck |
- Friday, 30 October: Parramatta Square, 8.00 am - 1.00 pm
- Saturday, 31 October: Martin Place, 11.00 am - 3.00 pm
- Sunday, 1 November: Chatswood Pedestrian Precinct, 8.00 am - 1.00 pm
In conjunction with the Scoot Stopover Cafe, the airline’s regular Gotta Scoot Tuesdays promotion will run from now till 1 November 2026. Customers can enjoy special fares to selected destinations such as Tokyo (Haneda), Bangkok, Koh Samui and Phuket in Thailand, or Da Nang and Phu Quoc in Vietnam. One-way economy fares from Sydney to Singapore start from AUD 245, while one-way ScootPlus fares start from AUD 550 for travellers who prefer extra comfort and additional baggage allowance. More details can be found at Annex A.
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| A barista prepares Japanese Pour Over coffee |
Scoot currently operates twice-daily flights from Sydney to Singapore on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. In addition to Sydney, Scoot also serves other destinations in Australia, including Melbourne and Perth, connecting Australians to over 80 destinations within its network and more under the SIA Group.
For updates and more information on the Scoot Stopover Cafe, please visit the website here.
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