Fleet Overview

This page accurately depicts the Aircraft currently in operation with the Scoot Airline and the Value Alliance partners we simulate.

We update this page on a regular basis to ensure our virtual fleet matches.

Members can find Aircraft and liveries from our Download center.

(VA) = Value Alliance (FVA) = Former Value Alliance still in operation with Scoot Virtual.


Scoot (VA)
Boeing 777

On 4 June 2012, Scoot began its first flight to Sydney Airport in Australia, with Boeing 777-200ER aircraft acquired from its parent airline, Singapore Airlines, reconfigured with a new seating layout and modified (de-rated) engines. All subsequent deliveries (total of six) would be reconfigured this way. Scoot's 777's were operated in a two-class configuration, ScootBiz and Economy.

By the middle of 2015 Scoot had planned to retire all six of its Boeing 777-200ERs and move to an all-Boeing 787 fleet.

That goal was accomplished in September 2015, with Scoot's last B777-200 retiring in style with a pajama party on its final flight on the Singapore-Taipei-Tokyo route.

Although officially retired from Scoot, 2 x 777-200's will remain in our Scoot Virtual hangar and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

B777-200ER

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

C32/Y370

Schedule Code:

B772

Operational Information:

Passengers:

402

MTOW:

656,000 lb (297,550 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,100 ft

Maximum Range:

7,065 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.84 @ 35,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

6

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Exit Date:

28. Oct 2013 / 9V-OTF

Winglets:

Not equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

2 - 9V-OTC 9V-OTD

Boeing 777

NokScoot is unable to import any of Scoot's five Boeing 777s as a Thai DCA rule prohibits the import of aircraft older than 14 years. Thus, NokScoot had to lease newer Boeing 777-200ERs from Singapore Airlines for five years for its launch.

On 23 November 2014, NokScoot took delivery of its first Boeing 777-200ER's operating in a two-class configuration, ScootBiz and Economy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

B777-200ER

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

C24/Y391

Schedule Code:

B772

Operational Information:

Passengers:

415

MTOW:

656,000 lb (297,550 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,100 ft

Maximum Range:

7,065 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.84 @35,000ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

7

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

July 2019 / HS-XBG

Winglets:

Not equipped

Average Age:

18.2 Years

Boeing 787-8

In mid-2015 Scoot took the first of ten Boeing 787-8s to be delivered to replace its six Boeing 777-200ERs. The Dreamliner represents a step-change for Scoot, allowing them to take their onboard customer experience to a new level and to greatly expand their network. The 787's significant advances in efficiency will enable Scoot to continue offering safe and reliable service, with increased comfort and even greater value airfares.

Customers traveling on Scoot's new 787 will experience the passenger-pleasing features of the Dreamliner such as larger, electronically dimmable windows and larger overhead luggage bins. The lower cabin altitude, higher humidity levels, advanced air filtration and smoother-ride technology, help make the flying experience more comfortable and allow passengers to arrive at their destination more refreshed. Scoot 787's are operated in a two-class configuration, ScootBiz and Economy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

787-8 Dreamliner

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

C21/Y314

Schedule Code:

B788

Operational Information:

Passengers:

335

MTOW:

502,000 lb (228,000 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,000 ft

Maximum Range:

7,355 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.85

Fleet Information:

In Service:

10

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

1

Previous Delivery Date:

Nov 2017 / 9V-OFK

Winglets:

Not equipped

Average Age:

3.8 Years

Airbus A319

On 25 July 2017, Tigerair was officially merged into Scoot. All of Tigerair's A319 and A320 aircraft were transferred to Scoot. Scoot repainted the airplanes in Scoot’s livery with the process complete in the middle of 2018.

Scoot's Airbus A319 offers a single-class economy seating of 144 respectively. Each seat measures up to 20.5 in (52.1 cm) in width and has a seat pitch of 28 in (71.1 cm). Seats at the front of the cabin and at the emergency exit rows are known as Stretch seats and have a seat pitch of at least 34 in (86.4 cm).

Although officially retired from Scoot, 2 x A319's will remain in our Scoot Virtual hangar and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A319-100

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Configuration:

Y144

Schedule Code:

A319

Operational Information:

Passengers:

144

MTOW:

166,000 lb (75,296 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

40,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,600 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78 @36000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

2

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Exit Date:

25. Jul 2019 / 9V-TRB

Winglets:

Not equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

2 - 9V-TRA 9V-TRB

Airbus A320

On 25 July 2017, Tigerair was officially merged into Scoot. All of Tigerair's A319 and A320 aircraft were transferred to Scoot. Scoot repainted the airplanes in Scoot’s livery with the process complete in the middle of 2018.

Scoot's Airbus A320 aircraft offers a single-class economy seating of 180 seats respectively. Each seat measures up to 20.5 in (52.1 cm) in width and has a seat pitch of 28 in (71.1 cm). Seats at the front of the cabin and at the emergency exit rows are known as Stretch seats and have a seat pitch of at least 34 in (86.4 cm).


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A320-200

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Configuration:

Y180

Schedule Code:

A320

Operational Information:

Passengers:

180

MTOW:

172,000 lb (78,000 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,100 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78

Fleet Information:

In Service:

26

Retired:

6

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

March 2019 / 9V-TRV

Winglets:

8 Aircraft

Average Age:

8.0 Years

Boeing 737-BBJ 2 (fictional)

The Boeing Business Jet series are variants of Boeing jet airliners for the corporate jet market. The BBJ designation denotes the business jets based upon the 737 series airliners. The BBJ2 is based on the 737-800. These aircraft usually seat between 25 and 50 passengers within a luxurious configuration. This may include a master bedroom, a washroom with showers, a conference/dining area, and a living area.

Scoot Virtual has purchased two 738 BBJ2's for the fictional use of business and other corporate events. Thank you to Jeffrey Poh for repainting the aircraft in Scoot Virtual liveries and Adrian Drozdowicz for kindly giving us permission to use his cockpit and cabin interior. They are exclusively for the Zibo 738 aircraft and are available to substitute on all Scoot Virtual schedules.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

BBJ2 (WL)

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

Y50

IATA Schedule Code:

73H

Operational Information:

Passengers:

50

MTOW:

174,198 lb (79,015 kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range (50 Pax):

4,935 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78

Fleet Information:

In Service:

2

Retired:

Nil

Schedules Available:

Substitute all SV schedules

Previous Delivery Date:

May 2020 / 9V-BJ1 9V-BJ2

Winglets:

2x Aircraft

Average Age:

0.1 Years

Boeing 787-9

In February 2015, Scoot took the first of ten Boeing 787-9s to be delivered to replace its six Boeing 777-200ERs. The Dreamliner represents a step-change for Scoot, allowing them to take their onboard customer experience to a new level and to greatly expand their network. The 787's significant advances in efficiency will enable Scoot to continue offering safe and reliable service, with increased comfort and even greater value airfares.

Scoot’s spanking new 787 Dreamliner aircraft will re-define your travel experience. It's quieter, roomier, lighter. Travel on cloud nine in spacious cabins and seats. Stash your cabin bags safely overhead with larger overhead bins. Upload your selfies live from 39,000 feet above! It's advanced technology and lighter weight mean more fuel efficiency. Scoot 787's are operated in a two-class configuration, ScootBiz and Economy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

787-9 Dreamliner

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

C35/Y340

Schedule Code:

B789

Operational Information:

Passengers:

375

MTOW:

277,000 lb (126,000kg)

Flightdeck Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,000 ft

Maximum Range:

7,635 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.85

Fleet Information:

In Service:

10

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

June 2019 / 9V-OJJ

Winglets:

Not equipped

Average Age:

3.6 Years


ATR 72-500

A hugely popular turboprop aircraft serving regional airports around the world. Nok Air ATRs play an important role in linking the communities around Thailand. It has a seating capacity of 66 passengers.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

ATR 72-500

Manufacturer:

ATR

Configuration:

Y66

Schedule Code:

AT75

Operational Information:

Passengers:

66

MTOW:

48,501 lb (22,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

25,000 ft

Maximum Range:

950 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

280 knots

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

4

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Exit Date:

Jan 2019 / HS-DRC HS-DRD

Winglets:

Not Equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

1 - HS-DRC


Boeing 738(WL)

Nok Air’s Boeing 737s are configured with 189 seats with free on board WIFI. Each of their aircraft has a unique vibrant design that reflects their service personality.

Aircraft Information:

Model:

B737-800(WL)

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

Y189

Schedule Code:

B738

Operational Information:

Passengers:

189

MTOW:

174,200 lb (79,010 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,115 nm Winglets

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.785

Fleet Information:

In Service:

14

Retired:

15

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

September 2017 / HS-DBZ

Winglets:

All Aircraft

Average Age:

6.0 Years


DHC8-400

Famed for its Fast and quiet noise emission attribute, the regional aircraft serving secondary routes throughout Thailand. Nok Air was the first airline in Asia to operate the NextGen version of Q400.

Aircraft Information:

Model:

DHC-8-402Q

Manufacturer:

De Havilland Canada

Configuration:

Y86

Schedule Code:

DH8D

Operational Information:

Passengers:

86

MTOW:

64,500 Lbs

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

27,000 ft

Maximum Range:

1,100 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

300–360 knots

Fleet Information:

In Service:

8

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

25th July 2016 / HS-DQH

Winglets:

Not Equipped

Average Age:

5.0 Years


Boeing 737-400

The 737-400 design was launched in 1985 to fill the gap between the 737-300 and the 757-200, and competed with the Airbus A320 and McDonnell Douglas MD-80. It stretched the 737-300 another 10 ft (3.05 m) to carry up to 188 passengers. It included a tail bumper to prevent tailscrapes during take-off (an early issue with the 757), and a strengthened wing spar. The prototype rolled out on January 26, 1988, and flew for the first time on February 19, 1988.

Nok Air's 737-400 aircraft were replaced by the 737-800 with the last 737-400 exited from service in March 2017.

Although officially retired from Scoot, our 737-800's will remain in our Scoot Virtual hangar and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

737-400

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

Y168

Schedule Code:

B734

Operational Information:

Passengers:

168

MTOW:

150,000 Lb (68,038 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

37,000 ft

Maximum Range:

2,060 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.745

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

14

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Delivery Date:

Jan 2011 / HS-DDQ

Winglets:

Not Equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

1 - HS-DDH


Airbus A319

CEB’s all Airbus fleet was marked by the maiden flights of its Airbus A319 to Zamboanga and Butuan on July 27, 2006. The new Airbus fleet replaced the ageing DC-9 planes.

In July 2012, Cebu Pacific announced its intention to sell its entire fleet of 10 Airbus A319 aircraft to Allegiant Travel Company allowing CEB to trade up to bigger, brand new Airbus A320 aircraft.

By March 2016, three A319 aircraft had been sold to Allegiant Air, with a further agreement reached in May 2016, to sell and deliver another four A319 aircraft from 2017 to 2018. The final A319 aircraft (RP-3195) was sold to Allegiant Air on the 22nd of December 2017.

Although officially retired from Ceby Pacific, our Airbus A319's will remain in storage and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A319-111

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Configuration:

Y156

Schedule Code:

A319

Operational Information:

Passengers:

Y156

MTOW:

166,000 lb (75,296 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

40,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,600 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78 @ 36,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

10 - Stored/Sold Allegiant Air

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Delivery Date:

09. Aug 2006 / RP-C3197

Winglets:

Not Equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

1 - RP-C3197


Airbus A320

In May 2005, Cebu Pacific received two Airbus A320 aircraft on lease from CIT Leasing and operated its first service with the new aircraft on June 3, 2005, from Manila to Davao City.

In June 2011, Cebu Air Inc. announced that it was purchasing seven Airbus A320s for $3.8 billion, allowing it to more than double its fleet by 2021 and expand its international routes. The A320s would be delivered between 2015 and 2021. Previous orders for 18 A320 to be delivered through 2014 brought the total Airbus order to 55.

On January 22, 2016 the airline received its first Airbus A320 with a new livery. The aircraft was delivered brand-new from the Airbus factory in Toulouse, France.

RP-C3275 is painted in getgo livery while remaining orders will be received in the new livery. 2 orders were converted to A321neo.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A320-214

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Configuration:

Y179

Schedule Code:

A320

Operational Information:

Passengers:

179

MTOW:

172,000 lb (78,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

40,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,100 nm (3,300 sharklets)

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78 @ 36,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

30

Retired:

12

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

22. Apr 2016 / RP-C4108

Winglets:

17 Aircraft

Average Age:

7.2 Years


Airbus A330

In June 2013, Cebu Pacific took delivery of its first A330-300 leased from CIT, and was used to launch the carrier’s new long haul low fare operation. Cebu Pacific has specified a single class layout for its A330 fleet seating 436 passengers. The airline initially operated the first aircraft on medium haul regional routes, before launching its first long haul services to Dubai in October.

On January 31, 2012 the airline announced a lease order for eight Airbus A330-300 aircraft for use in long-haul flights. The A330-300 replaced the Boeing 757-200 which retired from operation in 2006.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A330-343

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Configuration:

Y436

Schedule Code:

A330

Operational Information:

Passengers:

436

MTOW:

534,000 lb (242,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range:

6,350 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.82 @ 36,100 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

8

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

May 2017 / RP-C3348

Winglets:

Not equipped

Average Age:

5.5 Years


McDonnell Douglas DC-9

In November,1995 Cebu Pacific took delivery of it's first DC-9 leased from Pacific Virgin Islands Holding starting its service to Hong Kong.

On July 27, 2006 Cebu Pacific started flying an all new Airbus fleet to replace the DC9 planes that served CEB for the last ten years.

The historic last flight of the airline’s DC9 aircraft was held on July 26, 2006 with its 5J569 / 570 Manila-Cebu-Manila flight. The airline gave a ceremonial retirement to its DC9 as the plane made its way to the domestic airport and also gave away 6 commemorative DC9 photos as Fun Flights prizes on the last flight.

Although officially retired from Scoot, our DC-9's will remain in our Scoot Virtual hangar and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

DC-9-31/32

Manufacturer:

McDonnell Douglas

Configuration:

Y110/Y115

Schedule Code:

DC91

Operational Information:

Passengers:

110-115

MTOW:

98,000 lb (44,500kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

25,000 ft

Maximum Range:

1,605 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.75

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

19

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Delivery Date:

07. Oct 2003 / RP-C1546

Winglets:

Not equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

2 - RP-C1503 RP-C1504


Boeing 757-200

In December,2001 Cebu Pacific took delivery of it's first Boeing 757 which was delivered to Manila. With an original passenger capacity of 200, the plane was re-configured by Cebu Pacific to accommodate 179 seats to give passengers more personal space.

On February,2002 CEB took delivery of its second Boeing 757, as part of its initial thrust to strengthen its international operations. Dubbed the "City of Manila," the B757 was used for Cebu Pacific's Seoul-Manila route. As its name implies, the aircraft's facade feature livery's that typify the hustle and bustle of Manila , considered to be one of the key cities of Southeast Asia.

The 757 was chosen for its reliability and ability to deliver on-time performance. With its quiet operation passengers could experience superior comfort to their destination. CEB would settle on a final fleet of three 757's.

In 2006 the last 757 was retired and replaced by the Airbus A320/A330 aircraft.

Our Scoot Virtual DC9's will remain in storage and are available for operation through our aircraft substitution policy.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

B757-236

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Configuration:

Y179

Schedule Code:

B752

Operational Information:

Passengers:

179

MTOW:

255,000 lb (115,680kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

42,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,900 nm

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.80 @ 35,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

Nil

Retired:

3

Schedules Available:

Substitute/Historical

Final Delivery Date:

14. Feb 2002/ RP-C2716

Winglets:

Not equipped

Scoot Virtual Hangar:

2 - RP-C2714 RP-C2715


Boeing 738(WL)

As of October 2015, Virgin Australia took full ownership of Tigerair Australia, taking over from Tigerair Singapore, meaning all operations are now run locally in Australia.

In July 2016, Tigerair Australia and its parent company (Virgin Australia) announced that the entire A320 fleet will be replaced with Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

Tigerair Australia joined the Value Alliance on the 16th May 2016. It left the alliance in 2018.

Although Tigerair Australia is no longer part of the Value Alliance, Scoot Virtual continues to operate Tigerair Australia aircraft and schedules as part of our former Value Alliance program.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

B737-8FE(WL)

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Config:

Y186

Schedule Code:

B738

Operational Information:

Passengers:

186

MTOW:

174,200 lb (79,010 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

43,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,115 nm Winglets

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.785

Fleet Information:

In Service:

6

Retired:

Nil

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

October 2019 / VH-VUX

Winglets:

All Aircraft

Average Age:

13.6 Years


Airbus A320

As of October 2015, Virgin Australia took full ownership of Tigerair Australia, taking over from Tigerair Singapore, meaning all operations are now run locally in Australia.

Tigerair Australia joined the Value Alliance on the 16th May 2016. It left the alliance in 2018.

Tigerair Australia currently operates 10 A320 aircraft domestically across 18 routes and to 11 destinations around Australia. In July 2016, Virgin Australia confirmed that the entire A320 fleet will be replaced with Boeing 737-800s by 2019.

Although Tigerair Australia is no longer part of the Value Alliance, Scoot Virtual continues to operate Tigerair Australia aircraft and schedules as part of our former Value Alliance program.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A320-232

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Config:

Y180

Schedule Code:

A320

Operational Information:

Passengers:

180

MTOW:

172,000 lb (78,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,100 nm (3,300 Sharklets)

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.78 @ 36,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

9

Retired:

5

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

21. Aug 2015 / VH-VNB

Winglets:

1 Aircraft (VH-XUH)

Average Age:

9.7 Years


Boeing 738

Jeju Air (Hangul: 제주항공; Hanja: 濟州航空), is a South Korean low-cost airline, the first to be founded in the country. It offers scheduled domestic services between several cities in South Korea, as well as between Seoul and international destinations including Japan, China, Russia, the Mariana Islands, and various Southeast Asian countries. It is also a founding member of the Value Alliance.

Established as a joint venture by Aekyung Group and the Jeju Island government on January 25, 2005, Jeju Air became Korea's first low-cost airline. In 2016, it helped found Value Alliance, the world’s first pan-regional low-cost carrier (LCC) alliance, comprising eight Asia Pacific LCCs.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

B737-800

Manufacturer:

Boeing

Config:

Y186 / Y189

Schedule Code:

B738

Operational Information:

Passengers:

186 / 189

MTOW:

172,000 lb (78,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,115 nm Winglets

Typical Cruise Speed:

Mach 0.785

Fleet Information:

In Service:

44

Retired:

8

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

September 2019 / HL8336

Winglets:

43 Aircraft

Average Age:

11.5 Years


Airbus A320(WL)

On 22 March 2018, All Nippon Airways announced the integration of its two low cost carrier subsidiaries Peach Aviation and Vanilla Air, starting in the second half of the FY2018 and to be completed by the end of FY2019. Vanilla would be merged into Peach, planning for a fleet of more than 50 aircraft beyond FY2020.

Vanilla Air left the Value Alliance in March 2019 and will cease operations on 26 October 2019 merging into Peach. Scoot Virtual will continue to operate Vanilla Air aircraft and schedules as part of our former Value Alliance program.


Aircraft Information:

Model:

A320-214(WL)

Manufacturer:

Airbus

Config:

Y180

Schedule Code:

A320

Operational Information:

Passengers:

180

MTOW:

172,000 lb (78,000 kg)

Cockpit Crew:

2

Service Ceiling:

41,000 ft

Maximum Range:

3,300 nm Sharklets

Typical Cruise Speed:

M 0.78 @ 35,000 ft

Fleet Information:

In Service:

13

Retired:

5

On Order:

Nil

Previous Delivery Date:

March 2018 / JA15VA

Winglets:

All Aircraft

Average Age:

3.6 Years