SINGAPORE - From April 1, Scoot will operate more weekly flights from Singapore to South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.

In a media statement on March 28, the budget carrier said it will operate four direct flights from Singapore to Seoul each week, up from three.

It will also increase the number of weekly flights from Singapore to Taiwan, from 19 to 21.

In addition to these, Scoot will increase the number of services from Singapore to Tokyo and Seoul, that transit in Taipei.

There will be 12 flights to Tokyo via Taipei – up from seven – and five flights to Seoul via Taipei – up from four.

“This is to cater to demand and provide more travel options between Singapore, Taipei, Tokyo and Seoul,” a spokesperson said.

Scoot currently flies to 67 destinations across 15 countries and territories in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Europe.

Details about flight and transit timings for the additional flights from April 1 can be found on Scoot’s website.

Correction note: An earlier version of this story stated that Scoot’s routes cover 15 countries and 72 destinations. Scoot has since clarified that the airline currently flies to 67 destinations across 15 countries and territories in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Europe.