SIA’s budget airline Scoot is back with its monthly KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes award redemption discount offer, with the deal for November 2026 offering the usual 15% off saver redemption rates on selected routes across the low cost carrier’s network.
As with Singapore Airlines Spontaneous Escapes deal, you’ll need to secure your tickets within the next two weeks, though the sooner the better is a good plan, since award seats at these discounted rates are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Deals worth considering this month include Malacca, Penang or KL for just 1,275 miles, Bali or Da Nang for 3,825 miles, Taipei or Perth for 5,525 miles, Melbourne for 10,625 miles and Athens or Vienna for 20,400 miles.
This month’s offer is noticeably thinner than October’s, with 59 routes down from 82. Hong Kong, Macau, India and the Philippines are all absent, and Thailand drops from ten routes to just Koh Samui in both directions. China is also pared back from around 30 routes to 16.
Always remember too that Scoot Economy fares can be very competitive, even for short-term travel, and taxes are still payable on award tickets, so a discounted rate doesn’t automatically represent good value. We have a calculator further down the page to help you work that out, before committing.
If you do find a route of interest, you’ll need to book these ‘Scoot Promo’ awards over the next two weeks – between 15th October 2026 and 31st October 2026 – for travel in November 2026, but remember there’s no flexibility and no refunds are allowed, as usual with Scoot awards using KrisFlyer miles.
Spontaneous Escapes map
Once again this month we’re including a map of Scoot’s Spontaneous Escapes destinations for November 2026, which also allows you to zoom in on particular regions, and easily see blackout dates for the city of your choice.
November 2026 Scoot Spontaneous Escapes
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Scoot Economy for travel in November 2026.
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Malaysia
| Singapore to Penang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 5 – 7 Nov 20 – 30 Nov |
| Penang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 8 – 10 Nov 22 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Kuantan | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 6 Nov |
| Singapore to Ipoh | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
TR480 | 20 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Malacca (Melaka) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 20 – 30 Nov |
| Malacca (Melaka) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 22 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Kota Bharu | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | – |
| Singapore to Kuala Lumpur | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 5 – 7 Nov 19 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Langkawi | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,275 |
All | 5 – 7 Nov 19 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Kuching | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
1,700 |
All | 5 – 7 Nov 19 – 30 Nov |
Indonesia
| Singapore to Pekanbaru | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 7 – 8 Nov 12 Nov 16 – 19 Nov |
| Pekanbaru to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 2 – 14 Nov 20 – 21 Nov |
| Singapore to Padang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 3 Nov 17 – 23 Nov |
| Padang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 1 – 14 Nov |
| Singapore to Denpasar (Bali) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 5 – 8 Nov 18 – 22 Nov |
| Denpasar (Bali) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
TR281 | 8 – 10 Nov 27 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Manado | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
TR216 | 1 – 7 Nov |
| Pontianak to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 9 Nov 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Pontianak | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 25 Nov |
| Balikpapan to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
TR223 | 3 Nov 17 Nov |
| Singapore to Balikpapan | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 3 – 7 Nov 23 – 27 Nov |
| Singapore to Makassar | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 3 – 5 Nov 17 – 23 Nov |
| Makassar to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 1 – 17 Nov 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Yogyakarta | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 1 – 9 Nov 20 – 30 Nov |
| Yogyakarta to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 1 – 12 Nov 23 – 25 Nov |
| Singapore to Semarang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
TR200 | 7 Nov 14 Nov 21 Nov 28 Nov |
| Singapore to Medan | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 3 – 6 Nov 20 – 24 Nov |
| Medan to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 1 – 2 Nov 8 – 15 Nov |
| Palembang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 26 Nov |
| Singapore to Palembang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 3 Nov |
| Singapore to Belitung (Tanjung Pandan) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 8 – 11 Nov |
| Belitung (Tanjung Pandan) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
2,125 |
All | 11 Nov |
Thailand
| Singapore to Koh Samui | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
8,925 |
All | 5 – 7 Nov 20 – 22 Nov |
| Koh Samui to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
8,925 |
All | 8 – 10 Nov 28 – 30 Nov |
Taiwan
| Taipei to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,525 |
TR873 TR875 TR893 |
8 – 11 Nov 23 – 30 Nov |
China
| Singapore to Nanning | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,525 |
All | 21 – 30 Nov |
| Nanning to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,525 |
All | 9 Nov |
| Singapore to Tianjin | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 26 – 30 Nov |
| Tianjin to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Singapore to Qingdao | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Qingdao to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Hangzhou to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 9 – 15 Nov |
| Singapore to Changsha | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 20 – 29 Nov |
| Guiyang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 9 – 11 Nov 18 – 23 Nov |
| Singapore to Shenyang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 20 – 29 Nov |
| Shenyang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Singapore to Zhengzhou | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Singapore to Nanjing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 19 – 30 Nov |
| Nanjing to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | – |
| Singapore to Wuhan | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 7 – 8 Nov 19 – 30 Nov |
| Wuhan to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,200 |
All | 8 – 9 Nov |
Australia
| Singapore to Perth | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,525 |
TR52 | 1 – 7 Nov 18 – 22 Nov |
| Singapore to Melbourne | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
10,625 |
TR58 | 1 – 8 Nov 18 – 22 Nov |
Vietnam
| Singapore to Da Nang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
3,825 |
All | 20 – 30 Nov |
| Singapore to Nha Trang (Cam Ranh) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,100 |
All | 26 – 30 Nov |
| Nha Trang (Cam Ranh) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
5,100 |
All | – |
Greece
| Singapore to Athens | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
20,400 |
All | – |
Austria
| Singapore to Vienna | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
20,400 |
All | 26 – 29 Nov |
| Vienna to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Blackout |
20,400 |
All | 1 – 19 Nov |
Scoot awards using KrisFlyer miles are always non-refundable year-round, so there is no loss of flexibility when booking a Spontaneous Escapes award on these flights for November 2026, since you always need to be committed to these ‘use them or lose them’ redemptions on the low-cost carrier anyway.
Is it worth it?
Scoot cash fares are often very competitive, even at short notice, and you still pay taxes and fees on an award ticket, so a discounted rate isn’t automatically a good deal.
The sum is simple enough. Take the cash fare, subtract the taxes and fees you’d pay on the award anyway, and divide what’s left by the number of miles needed. That tells you what each mile is actually earning you.
Rather than doing the sums yourself, pop the figures into our calculator below for a quick answer.
Is it worth it?
The value of your miles on a Scoot Spontaneous Escapes award
Selecting a promo award on flyscoot.com brings up a quote as miles plus cash, for example 1,500 miles + S$65.20, and that cash figure is the taxes and fees. Both that and the cash fare assume a Basic fare, so compare like with like if you need bags or a seat.
Tool by mainlymiles.com
As a rough guide, anything under 1 cent per mile is worse than simply cashing your miles out through Kris+ or KrisShop, so it isn’t worth doing even if your miles are about to expire.
Between 1 cent and 1.5 cents you’re in territory KrisFlyer cash-out promotions will sometimes match.
Above 1.5 cents you’re doing better than you can usually cash out for, and at 2 cents and above it’s a redemption worth making.
Bear in mind Singapore Airlines redemptions, particularly in the premium cabins and particularly at Spontaneous Escapes rates, will usually value your miles more highly than a Scoot Economy seat will – so if you’re sitting on a decent non-expiring balance and have no fixed plans, that’s almost always the better use for them.
What if you already booked?
Existing Scoot bookings at normal award rates are non-refundable, so unfortunately you are now stuck with your full-priced award even if it is now included in the Spontaneous Escapes deal.
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Terms and conditions
Here are the terms and conditions for Scoot’s Spontaneous Escapes promotion.
November 2026 offer
- A 15% discount on saver award redemptions for travel to and/or from selected destinations in November 2026.
- Redeem online at flyscoot.com or via the Scoot mobile app, between 15th October 2026 9am (SGT) and 31st October 2026 11.59pm (SGT).
- Travel must be completed by 30th November 2026.
- Flights are non-refundable and non-changeable.
- Blackout dates apply on some routes (see the full list below for details).
- Book one-way legs if the discount only applies on one of the two (or more) flights you need. You cannot book one-way Spontaneous Escapes and one-way Saver / Advantage awards in the same booking.
- Book as many redemptions as you like at Scoot Promo rates – it’s not capped.
- You cannot waitlist for Scoot Promo redemptions.
- Requests to change any booking details, or to retain the ticket for future use, will not be granted.
What about Singapore Airlines Spontaneous Escapes?
The Singapore Airlines Spontaneous Escapes deal for November 2026 has now been published, so check out our dedicated article with all the details for the mainline carrier’s Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy Class offers.
Full details
For full details of this month’s Scoot Spontaneous Escapes offer, including terms and conditions, head over to the Scoot Spontaneous Escapes promo page.
Summary
Discounted awards on Scoot are now a regular part of the monthly KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes deal, and November 2026 is no exception with 15% off flights to and from specific destinations on the low-cost carrier’s extensive network.
This brings flight award pricing down to as little as 1,275 miles one-way for the shortest hops to and from the likes of Malacca, Penang and KL, 3,825 miles for Bali or Da Nang, 10,625 miles for Singapore – Melbourne or 20,400 miles for Singapore – Athens and Singapore – Vienna.
Before you book, enter the miles rate, the taxes and the cash fare into our value calculator above – anything from 2 cents per mile is a good use of your KrisFlyer balance on Scoot, and under 1 cent you’re better off cashing out through Kris+ or KrisShop instead.
Check out this month’s list for any deals of interest, but remember as always Scoot awards are non-refundable and non-changeable, so be sure your travel plans are firm before committing.
(Cover Photo: Scoot)