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Big difference in catering between ScootPlus and StarClass (I mean Business Class on Jetstar).
Then it comes a matter of price. if Jetstar comes at a $400 premium is the extra service element worth it ? Of course if the prices were equal of even Jetstar within about $50-$100.. yes. (Although on SIN-MEL I'd still prefer ScootPlus on the 11am departure to JQi Business class departing at 9pm, even if the price was the same).Jetstar Business Class is miles ahead in terms of on-board amenities. JQi offers:
* Welcome drinks (including sparkling wine).
* One or two hot meals. One of which is quite substantial.
* Unlimited beverages.
* Good in-flight snacks available at any time.
* In-flight entertainment.
* Amenity and comfort kits.
Although on SIN-MEL I'd still prefer ScootPlus on the 11am departure to JQi Business class departing at 9pm, even if the price was the same
Go for it. Can only recommend. Never had an issue flying Scoot and the savings are astronomical if you book J ex SIN in to Europe.We have been using QF classic rewards SYD-SIN-SYD as positioning flights, but the points cache is now getting low. Typically we book J on EK out of SIN to UK/EU which has been very economical. In anticipation of dropping from QF WP to SG, grabbing CR flights will become much harder, and hence we are looking seriously at ScootPlus. JQ doesn't fly SYD-SIN-SYD, so the yellow 787 is starting to look a real option to keep the costs down.
I paid some $2300 for Scootplus Syd-Bkk flexible fare in January. I had to change the return flight and got slugged an extra $668. As well, I had to pay for a hotel room at Changi on the way up. Not a cheap option at all. I’ve just bought a Singapore Air premium-economy seat Syd-Bkk return for $2,200. Maybe it was the time of year, but still.
Then it comes a matter of price. if Jetstar comes at a $400 premium is the extra service element worth it ?
Checking some fares for later this month. One-way MEL-SIN. A route I often fly.
ScootPlus: $1,100
Jetstar Business: $1,200
A no brainer for me. JQi is easily worth $100 more and if you are a QFF member with lounge access, it adds to the benefit.
So definitely check the fare difference!
I checked a random day ScootPlus; $740 , Jetstar Business: $1,200.
I checked many days in late March and it was ScootPlus $1,100 v Jetstar Business $1,200.
I wouldn't pay $1100 for Scoot Plus or $1200 for Jetstar Business. Just a waste of money.