July 2018 - Scoot In-flight Magazine

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Shenyang Harbin Sapporo THE SCOOT SCOOP Beijing Tianjin Dalian Jinan Seoul Amritsar New Delhi Ahmedabad Kathmandu Lucknow Kolkata Dhaka Mandalay Qingdao Nanjing Wuxi/Suzhou Chengdu Shanghai Chongqing Wuhan Hangzhou Changsha Nanchang Ningbo Nanning Hanoi Zhengzhou Xi’an Guangzhou Fuzhou Kunming Quanzhou Taipei Xiamen Shenzhen Macau Hong Kong Kaohsiung Hiroshima Fukuoka Nagoya Tokyo (Narita) Haneda Osaka Mumbai Bengaluru Kochi Male (Maldives) Hyderabad Chennai Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) Coimbatore Trivandrum Visakhapatnam Colombo Luang Prabang Chiang Mai Yangon Bangkok Siem Reap Phnom Penh Krabi Phuket Hat Yai Langkawi Penang Ipoh Medan Kuantan Kuala Lumpur Pekanbaru Vientiane Koh Samui Haikou Singapore Da Nang Ho Chi Minh City Kuching Clark Manila Kota Kinabalu Bandar Seri Begawan Boracay Cebu Davao Manado Balikpapan Palembang Makassar Jakarta Semarang Bandung Surabaya Yogyakarta Bali Lombok Darwin New Zealand United States of America Cairns Auckland Christchurch Wellington New York San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Honolulu Brisbane Gold Coast Perth Adelaide Sydney Canberra Melbourne SCOOT 87
THE SCOOT SCOOP Visit flyscoot.com for more information YOUR SAFETY & COMFORT SCOOT SECURITY POLICY Scoot reserves the right to deny boarding to passengers who are inappropriate on board or on the ground with their comments or behaviour. KEEP MOVING Maintaining good blood circulation and muscle relaxation goes a long way towards avoiding Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), a painful condition that arises when a clot obstructs blood flow in a vein. Though it’s a rare occurrence, don’t take any chances, especially during long flights. During your flight, move your legs and feet for a few minutes every hour. Stand up and stretch your arms and chest. CABIN PRESSURE Changes in cabin pressure during the flight may cause discomfort in the ears. Relieve ear pain by swallowing hard, holding your nose and gently breathing out with your mouth closed. If travelling with toddlers or infants, give them a sweet or feed them a snack when cabin pressure rises, particularly during take-off. SAFETY FIRST. NO COMPROMISE Your safety is our number-one priority, but you have a part to play too. The cabin crew’s safety briefing and the safety information card in your seat pocket provide crucial details in the unlikely event of an emergency. Always pay attention to these details on each flight you take because information can vary, such as the location of emergency exits and equipment. If in doubt about anything safety-related, ask. Our crew are specially trained to ensure your safety at all times. Regardless of the situation, safety must never be compromised, so follow the crew’s safety instructions at all times. It is an offence to refuse to obey any lawful command of the captain or cabin crew. CABIN CLEANLINESS Please do not place rubbish or other discarded items in your seat pocket or on the floor. Trash bins and napkins are located in the lavatories. Unless you have strict dietary requirements not catered for on board our flights, please refrain from bringing outside food and beverages into the aircraft. We have a delicious array of meals and snacks on offer, including tempting vegetarian and halal options. PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES You may use your lightweight portable electronic devices (“Flight Safe” mode on A320 /”Transmitting” mode on B787) unless advised by crew. Personal headphones or earphones must be unplugged and not in use when the aircraft is taxiing, taking off and landing. Laptops may not be used and must be properly stowed when the aircraft is taking off, landing and on the ground. If you’re boarding or disembarking the aircraft on the tarmac, you must switch off your devices. At any point of the flight, the captain or cabin crew may advise you to turn off your devices. STAY HYDRATED Low humidity in the cabin can cause your body to dehydrate. Drink lots of non-alcoholic beverages during your flight and apply moisturiser liberally to combat dryness. Consume alcohol in moderation while on board as high altitude intensifies its effects. The consumption of any alcoholic beverage not purchased from the inflight menu is not permitted. DON’T SMOKE Scoot enforces a strict no-smoking policy on all its flights, which also prohibits the use of e-cigarettes. Please refrain from lighting up in the lavatories, as doing so could endanger the safety of your fellow guests or disrupt the flight. 88 SCOOT
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Take me with you! ISSUE 38 JULY 201
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CONTENTS SCOOT SCOOP 78 HOT OFF THE
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The American Express Singapore Airl
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TRENDING NOW TALK OF THE TOWN All t
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Chiang Mai SEEING THE LIGHT Photogr
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HANGING OUT Brightly hued paper lan
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NEED A RIDE? Young monks hitch a ri
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tipping practices A TIP HERE’S Wh
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THE MARITIME INDUSTRY AND ITS MANY
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ADVERTORIAL Percy Chan From Entrep
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In Scoot’s “Day in the Life,”
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4 p.m. this 69-year-old retiree loo
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FEATURE STORY “My father first op
Page 37 and 38: RETRO RIDES Forget Grab or any ride
Page 39 and 40: COVER STORY PHOTOGRAPHY DREAMSTIME
Page 42 and 43: emember that you’re contributing
Page 44 and 45: FREE Bugis Street Tourist Goodie Ba
Page 46 and 47: Distance 7.4 km Travel time 19 minu
Page 48: BENGALURU AMBAVILAS PALACE Falling
Page 51 and 52: CEBU There’s no doubting Cebu’s
Page 53 and 54: CEBU EAT’S A DATE Tourists, local
Page 55 and 56: SHOP ONLINE WWW.UNIVERSALTRAVELLER.
Page 57 and 58: ABOVE: An illuminated Saint Sophia
Page 59 and 60: HARBIN Russian Size Disco Bar in fu
Page 61: CHOICE STAYS NO PAIN, NO GAIN To so
Page 64 and 65: TIP BITS THRILL vs. CHILL Deep Wate
Page 66 and 67: A GOOD ONSEN Japanese-style hot spr
Page 68 and 69: PHOTOGRAPHY FLICKR-ANH LE, DREAMSTI
Page 70 and 71: OFFICIAL WEBSITE HOME OF FORMULA 1
Page 72 and 73: SAPPORO EKIMAE-DORI UNDERGROUND WAL
Page 74 and 75: A LITTLE WI-FI CAN GO A LONG WAY. C
Page 76 and 77: IN THE PIPELINE Be dazzled by the c
Page 78 and 79: THE SCOOT SCOOP HOT OFF THE PRESS 7
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Page 82 and 83: Pre-order these delectable treats o
Page 84 and 85: GET A LEG UP Whether you’re tall
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