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Scoot rebrands premium cabin product to ScootPlus
After taking feedback from customers, budget carrier Scoot will rebrand its premium cabin product from ScootBiz to ScootPlus.
The new name takes effect starting next month.
The name change comes about after Scoot conducted a passenger survey on social media late last year.
Premium perks will remain the same including leather seats with enhanced legroom and in-seat power outlets at each seat on its fleet of Dreamliners.
ScootPlus customers also get a 30kg check-in baggage allowance, 15kg of carry-on baggage amd priority check-in and boarding.
In the survey Scoot fliers slecetd inflight Wi-Fi as the preferred form of inflight entertainment.
Scoot has responded and replaced ScooTV in ScootPlus with inflight Wi-Fi.
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