Value Alliance members
“Asia Pacific's Best Value Airlines”
A low-cost airline alliance launched on 16 May 2016 by eight Asia-Pacific airlines, so travellers could book flights on all of them in one booking. It has been inactive since 2023: its website stopped taking bookings after May 2023 and tells travellers to contact their airline.
Inactive since 2023: book with each airline directly.
- 4
- Members at the end
- 160+
- Destinations at launch
- 176
- Fleet at launch
- 2016
- Launched
Value Alliance member airlines (inactive)
Value Alliance had 4 member airlines when it stopped: Scoot, Cebu Pacific, Nok Air and Jeju Air.
- Cebu PacificPhilippinesJoined May 2016 Manila (MNL)
Its subsidiary Cebgo was also a member.
Route map - Jeju AirSouth KoreaJoined May 2016 Seoul (ICN)Route map
- Nok AirThailandJoined May 2016 Bangkok (DMK)Route map
- ScootSingaporeJoined May 2016 Singapore (SIN)Route map
Member list: Value Alliance article on Wikipedia, checked 17 October 2026.
Where Value Alliance airlines are based
Hub airports of all 4 members, and where they come from.
Members by home region
- Asia4
When each airline joined Value Alliance
From the founding members in 2016 to the newest.
- 2016 · founded
Former, suspended and future members
- TigerairMerged
Merged into Scoot on 25 July 2017.
- Tigerair AustraliaCeased
Left in 2018; stopped flying during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Vanilla AirMerged
Left on 30 March 2019; merged into Peach on 26 October 2019.
- NokScootCeased
Left on 26 June 2020; liquidated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What Value Alliance gives travellers
One booking across airlines
While it ran, each member's website sold flights on all members in a single itinerary.
