Many of us dream of whisking ourselves away to Europe, but the harsh reality is that it costs a lot of moolah. Airfare alone can set you back a hefty sum, and that’s before you even add up the costs of sightseeing and indulgent eats. But as of 3rd June 2025, there’s a solution for us budget baddies. Scoot has launched direct flights to Vienna from just $673, just in time for us to have a Euro summer.
From today, Scoot will be operating 3 flights to Vienna weekly on their Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Each flight is expected to take around 13 hours, and a one-way ticket starts at ~$309.
Meanwhile, making a round trip to Vienna costs just about $673 on Economy Class. You can book your tickets now on Scoot’s website.
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Scoot’s economy tickets come with a 10kg carry-on baggage allowance, but those who want more luggage space and an overall more luxe experience can consider upgrading to ScootPlus.
ScootPlus one-way tickets to Vienna currently start at $815, and come with perks like a 15kg carry-on baggage allowance, 30kg check-in baggage and wider plane seats with extra legroom for a more enjoyable flight experience.
Iloilo City.
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Aside from Vienna, Scoot also launched flights to Iloilo City, a city in the Philippines known for its colonial architecture and white-sand beaches. Flights here commenced on 14th April 2025, and prices start from $129 for a one-way ticket.
You might not associate Vienna with being one of the cheapest European countries to visit. But with Scoot’s new affordable fares, you’ll finally be able to book yourself that long-awaited Europe trip without breaking the bank.
Before you hop onto planning your itinerary, be sure to check out our money-saving hacks when travelling Europe so you’ll have more cash to splurge on experiences that truly matter.
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