Fastest One Stop Journey via Singapore (SIN)
The fastest and most practical itinerary between Coimbatore (CJB) and Mindanao, Philippines connects through Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Francisco Bangoy International Airport (DVO) in Davao City. Scoot, the low cost carrier subsidiary of Singapore Airlines Group, provides single ticket booking on both legs with seamless baggage checked through.
Flight 1: Coimbatore (CJB) to Singapore Changi (SIN)
Depart from Coimbatore International Airport (Peelamedu) typically around 23:20 IST. This overnight flight lands at Singapore Changi Airport (Terminal 1) at approximately 06:35 SGT the following morning (+1 day).
Transit Layover: Singapore Changi International Airport (SIN)
Because both flights are operated within the Singapore Airlines Group network, transit passengers do not need to clear Singapore immigration or claim luggage if booked on a through ticket (Scoot Thru). Enjoy premier dining, lounge amenities, free high speed Wi-Fi, and rest facilities within Changi transit area.
Flight 2: Singapore Changi (SIN) to Davao City (DVO)
Board the nonstop flight from Singapore directly to Davao City. Scoot operates scheduled rotations on this route, making it the only direct international connection into the Davao region from Singapore. Arrive at Francisco Bangoy International Airport, clear Philippine immigration and customs, and exit to the arrival hall.
Overland Leg: Davao Airport (DVO) to Tagum City
Tagum City has no commercial airport of its own; Francisco Bangoy International Airport in Davao City serves as the primary air gateway. Tagum City is located 55 kilometers north along the paved Pan-Philippine Highway (AH26). Frequent airconditioned buses, taxis, and shuttle vans operate throughout the day and evening.
Scoot Ticket Classes & Baggage Rules
Standard Scoot Fly economy fares include 10 kg of combined cabin baggage (one carry on bag plus one personal item). For international passengers traveling with checked luggage, choose FlyBag or prepurchase 20 kg to 30 kg baggage bundles online during booking. Prepurchasing baggage online is substantially cheaper than paying excess luggage fees at the Coimbatore check in counter.
Historical Context: SilkAir Integration into Singapore Airlines
Older flight travel listings and search directories often cite SilkAir on routes between South India, Singapore, and Davao. SilkAir was formally merged into Singapore Airlines in 2021. Regional point to point budget operations along the Coimbatore and Davao corridors are now managed and flown by Scoot, while full service itineraries can be booked through Singapore Airlines.

