29 Airlines Most Likely to Cancel Your Flight (And How to Avoid Them)

20. Scoot – Low-Cost Model with Limited Recovery Options

Singapore-based Scoot, a budget arm of Singapore Airlines, offers affordable long-haul routes to Asia, Australia, and Europe—but its sparse flight frequencies can leave travelers stranded if a cancellation hits. With fewer daily departures and limited interline agreements, rebooking often involves long delays or out-of-pocket expenses. Mechanical issues and regional weather, especially during typhoon season, add to the risk. When flying Scoot, choose routes with multiple daily options or major airport hubs for more recovery flexibility. Travel insurance is highly recommended, especially for long-haul flights connecting through Asia.