Last weekend, I took a trip up north to Kuala Lumpur, just to grab some good food as well as making good of the Firefly discounted tickets on their relaunched flights to Singapore's secondary airport, Seletar Airport, after some political bickering between Singapore and Malaysia (you can google for more details if interested).
Flight up was via Scoot as it was offering the lowest fares compared to other airlines departing on a Saturday morning. Check-in done online and boarding pass printed at home.

With no check-in bags, it was direct through immigration and to The Green Market for a complimentary meal with my Priority Pass. It was a very generous serving of good Japanese cuisine for breakfast.


Headed to the gate, which was a bus gate.


Boarding had just commenced, and we were onto the first bus to the aircraft.

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Tarmac tour while on the ride to the aircraft, passing SQ and TR 787s, A350 and A320.





Reached our A320 "Conscious Coupling" at Bay 200 for boarding.




04 May 2019
Scoot
TR 452
Singapore (SIN) - Kuala Lumpur (KUL)
A320
9V-TRN
Economy Class
Flight Time: 0H38M
One of the first passengers to board.



Window view.

LCC-ish tight legroom but bearable for the short flight.

Seat pocket contents.

Quick visit to the basic but clean lavatory.

Still waiting for 2 other busload of passengers to arrive.

Pushed back on schedule and taxied to the runway.


After holding for at least 5 aircraft ahead to depart, we took off from Rwy20C. The new Rwy02R/20L and the T5 construction site could be seen.





Cabin view. Short cruise with the crew doing a quick round of BOB sales before we started the descent.

Descend and approach into Kuala Lumpur.




Landing in KLIA Rwy33 and taxied to the terminal at KLIA2.



Disembarking.



Headed into the city via the very convenient KLIA Express train, and had lunch at Sin Kee restaurant near KL Sentral.



Stayed at Parkroyal for the night. It is a reasonably comfortable, though a bit aging, room.

Dinner was a Chinatown where we had the delicious and popular KL Hokkien Mee, as well as a 'Moonlight' Hor Fun.

