Avid MCU fans might remember Peter Parker jetting around in Tony Stark’s private jet, crafting a brand new Spidey-suit up in the air. But your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man is a hero of the people, and he’ll be flying budget with us on his next journey. If you’ve been craving a weekend getaway, don’t miss Scoot’s collaboration with Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Here’s everything you can expect from the crossover.
The collaboration celebrates the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, screening in cinemas locally from 30th July 2026. You’ll get to enjoy your next holiday with Spider-Man through various activations, from the airport to when you’re cruising at 30,000 feet.
You can catch the Scoot and Spider-Man collaboration from now till 13th September 2026.
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The journey doesn’t start when you board the plane, but rather, kicks off the moment you step into the airport. As you enter the departure hall at Changi Airport Terminal 1, you’ll notice Spider-Man installations right at Scoot’s check-in counters.
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Don’t forget to snap a picture with Spidey himself before you go through immigration. This life-sized Spider-Man figure can be found in the Terminal 1 Departure Hall.
And if you’ve got extra time to walk around the terminal, try to spot all the Spider-Men you can find, from lift decals to even an augmented reality interactive photobooth in the Arrival Hall.
You may not have Spidey’s webs to swing from city to city, but you can fly on Spider-Man–themed aircraft instead.
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Once you’ve boarded the plane, keep your eyes peeled for Spidey all around. You’ll get to see Spider-Man swinging around on the cabin walls, and every seat is adorned with his iconic mask.
Make sure you perk your ears too – not only will the soundtrack to Spider-Man: Brand New Day play over the intercom, Peter Parker himself will also be giving announcements to passengers on board.
Cop some souvenirs from your journey, because exclusive merch will also be available on board.
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A hero must be well-fed before a battle, so fuel up with a Hero’s Combo. Famished flyers can get the Hero’s Fuel Combo ($15), which lets you pair selected hot meals with a Biscoff biscuit and a cold drink of your choice. For a lighter pick-me-up, there’s also the Hero’s Snack Combo ($8) – nibble on a can of Pringles Original with some Coca-Cola.
Each of these combos comes with a mystery movie flight tag, with 4 possible designs you can get. Super-collectors might even want to take home the Spider-Man napkin that comes with your meal.
But if you’re not in the mood for food, fret not, as you can still cop other Spider-Man merch. Just spend $50 on duty-free shopping to get your hands on a foldable movie tote bag.
These exclusive souvenirs come in limited quantities, but you can lock in your merch by adding the gift-with-purchase to your website booking, up to 72 hours before your flight.
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There’ll be 2 aircraft decorated with all things Spider-Man – an Airbus A321neo and a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. These aircraft will fly to selected cities in Australia, China, Japan, the Philippines, and Thailand.
The Boeing will take flight first, jetting off to Tokyo (Haneda) on 30th June 2026. For a shorter flight, the Airbus aeroplane will make its first journey on 1st July 2026, flying out to Chiang Mai.
Look out for this label on Scoot’s booking platforms.
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And don’t worry, it’s not just a game of luck to catch these flights. If you want to book a flight on the Spider-Man aircraft, themed flights will be labelled on the Scoot website, mobile app (App Store | Google Play), and WeChat Mini Program.
That said, the 2 aircraft will also be operating other routes beyond the planned themed flights as part of regular airline operations, so you might be lucky and get to hop on the Spider-Man plane on your trip too.
For easier reference, we’ve compiled the dates and destinations of the Spider-Man-themed aircraft, sorted by destination:
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR08 | Singapore to Perth | 24th August 2026 |
| TR09 | Perth to Singapore | |
| TR14 | Singapore to Sydney | 28th July 2026 10th September 2026 |
| TR15 | Sydney to Singapore | |
| TR38 | Singapore to Melbourne | 14th July 2026 |
| TR39 | Melbourne to Singapore |
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR100 | Singapore to Guangzhou | 6th August 2026 |
| TR101 | Guangzhou to Singapore | |
| TR114 | Singapore to Nanning | 9th September 2026 |
| TR115 | Nanning to Singapore | |
| TR118 | Singapore to Haikou | 20th July 2026 |
| TR119 | Haikou to Singapore | |
| TR128 | Singapore to Shantou | 13th August 2026 |
| TR129 | Shantou to Singapore | |
| TR174 | Singapore to Fuzhou | 28th August 2026 |
| TR175 | Fuzhou to Singapore | |
| TR182 | Singapore to Nanjing | 30th July 2026 17th August 2026 20th August 2026 |
| TR183 | Nanjing to Singapore | 31st July 2026 18th August 2026 21st August 2026 |
| TR188 | Singapore to Hangzhou | 22nd July 2026 |
| TR189 | Hangzhou to Singapore |
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR982 | Singapore to Hong Kong | 4th September 2026 |
| TR983 | Hong Kong to Singapore |
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR820 | Singapore to Osaka | 12th August 2026 |
| TR821 | Osaka to Singapore | |
| TR882 | Singapore to Tokyo (Haneda) | 30th June 2026 2nd September 2026 |
| TR883 | Tokyo (Haneda) to Singapore | 1st July 2026 3rd September 2026 |
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR570 | Singapore to Cebu | 16th July 2026 26th August 2026 |
| TR571 | Cebu to Singapore | |
| TR590 | Singapore to Manila | 9th July 2026 4th August 2026 |
| TR591 | Manila to Singapore |
| Flight number | Routes | Date |
| TR672 | Singapore to Chiang Mai | 1st July 2026 24th July 2026 18th August 2026 |
| TR673 | Chiang Mai to Singapore |
If you’ve ever wanted to go on holiday with your favourite hero, this is the closest you’ll get. Don’t miss out on the chance to turn your trip into a superhero story, even for just a bit.
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