Scoot Air is a Singapore-based low-cost airline owned by Singapore Airlines. The airline is based at Singapore Changi Airport and operates international flights across Asia, Oceania and to parts of Europe. The airline launched in 2012, originally with a focus to fly medium-haul and long-haul flights, mainly to destinations within India and China. In 2017, Singapore Airlines' merged its other child airline, Tigerair, with Scoot. Scoot took on the majority of Singapore Airlines' southeast Asian network, with flights to several destinations within countries including Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and Laos, you’ll enjoy a budget-friendly way to connect to over 30 destinations outside of Singapore Airlines’s networks. Scoot flights have a mixed fleet of 24 Airbus 320s and 16 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. It has also been recognised as Asia/Pacific’s Best Low Cost Airline for 2015. Scoot also offers additional amenities including WiFi connectivity and lounge access. In 2017, the airline launched its first flights travelling outside of Asia and Australia, with the announcement and launch of intercontinental flights to Honolulu and Berlin. The airline stopped operating the Honolulu service soon after launch but still operates the Berlin flight today.