Tiger Airways Promo: Singapore-Davao flights
Tiger will fly to the business and tourism hub of southern Philippines three
times a week
First flight to Davao takes off on 1 November 2011
Tickets on sale now at www.tigerairways.com
Singapore, 1 August 2011. Tiger Airways announced today that from 1
November 2011, it will launch a direct service between Singapore and Davao.
Davao, the second largest city in the Philippines, has in recent years emerged
as a major business, investment and tourism hub. Known as the “melting pot
of the Philippines”, Davao is a culturally rich and extremely vibrant city.
With beautiful beaches, mountain resorts and a low crime rate, Davao was
named the ‘Most Livable City’ in the Philippines by the Department of Tourism
in 2008.
“We are excited to add Davao to our growing portfolio of exciting destinations.
Davao is an ideal destination for travellers who are keen on experiencing both
the cultural diversity and natural beauty that the Philippines has to offer,” said
Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore.
With the addition of Davao to Tiger’s portfolio of routes, passengers can now
purchase flights to four destinations in the Philippines at www.tigerairways.com – Manila (Ninoy Aquino International Airport), Manila (Clark)1, Cebu and Davao.
Adams added, “As Singapore’s leading low-cost carrier, Tiger Airways is
committed to providing customers the lowest airfares on safe and convenient
point-to-point air travel, offering travellers low fares, more savings and more
choices.”
Tickets to Davao are on sale now from SGD$60 one-way (Singapore to
Davao), all-in, for travel from 1 November 2011 to 30 June 2012. There will be
three flights a week when the service launches, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays. To book or for more information, please visit Tiger Airways.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Tiger Airways In Melbourne
Tiger Airways: Take off from Melbourne Airport to Canberra. Windy day even though i had the Windcutter on the camera you can still here the wind, would have been worse without it I think.
There is a dip in the runway where i was standing and my tripod is not as easy to move ... so sorry about the bumps. Want to know more Tiger Airways Promos?
There is a dip in the runway where i was standing and my tripod is not as easy to move ... so sorry about the bumps. Want to know more Tiger Airways Promos?
Tiger Airways Singapore partners Airtropolis GSA
Tiger Airways Promo: Tiger Airways Singapore partners Airtropolis GSA for cargo services
operations.
Tiger Airways Singapore appoints new partner for cargo operations
Airtropolis GSA Singapore will sell Tiger’s cargo space on its Airbus A320-
family aircraft
Ongoing efforts to maximize aircraft utilization
Singapore, July 27, 2011. Tiger Airways Singapore today announced that it has
appointed a new partner for the carriage of cargo on its Airbus A320-family
aircraft. Airtropolis GSA Singapore will represent the airline as its agent selling
space for air-freight.
Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said, “This
agreement will see a further source of ancillary revenue for the airline and is in
line with our strategy to maximize our aircraft capacity utilization and route
profitability. We firmly believe in Airtropolis GSA’s capability and commitment to
successfully deliver a profitable partnership.”
Seah Siew Kiong, Chief Executive Officer of Airtropolis GSA was equally
enthusiastic about the new collaboration. “We are very happy to be working with
Tiger Airways to support their cargo operations. As Changi Airport’s third largest
carrier, Tiger Airways provides us with tremendous scope and we are confident
that the airline’s strong operational performance will deliver value for our clients
and a great partnership for all of us.” -Tiger Airways
operations.
Tiger Airways Singapore appoints new partner for cargo operations
Airtropolis GSA Singapore will sell Tiger’s cargo space on its Airbus A320-
family aircraft
Ongoing efforts to maximize aircraft utilization
Singapore, July 27, 2011. Tiger Airways Singapore today announced that it has
appointed a new partner for the carriage of cargo on its Airbus A320-family
aircraft. Airtropolis GSA Singapore will represent the airline as its agent selling
space for air-freight.
Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said, “This
agreement will see a further source of ancillary revenue for the airline and is in
line with our strategy to maximize our aircraft capacity utilization and route
profitability. We firmly believe in Airtropolis GSA’s capability and commitment to
successfully deliver a profitable partnership.”
Seah Siew Kiong, Chief Executive Officer of Airtropolis GSA was equally
enthusiastic about the new collaboration. “We are very happy to be working with
Tiger Airways to support their cargo operations. As Changi Airport’s third largest
carrier, Tiger Airways provides us with tremendous scope and we are confident
that the airline’s strong operational performance will deliver value for our clients
and a great partnership for all of us.” -Tiger Airways
Tiger Airways As Low Cost Carrier
Tiger Airways: Singapore’s leading low cost carrier increasing capacity with six additional aircraft.
Tiger Airways retains position as the leading low-cost carrier (LCC) in
Singapore
Six additional aircraft to meet growing demand for low-cost travel
Additional capacity to allow for frequency increases on existing routes and
the commencement of services to new destinations
Consumers to benefit from Tiger’s great value celebratory fares
Singapore, 26 July 2011. Tiger Airways, the number one LCC in Singapore,
has announced that it will increase its fleet to 20 Airbus A320 aircraft by
March 2012, an increase of 6 aircraft compared to March 2011. This increase
will support Tiger’s drive to capture the growing appetite for low-fare travel in
the Asia Pacific region.
This announcement follows news that Tiger Airways once again received
recognition for its growth by ranking first amongst the LCCs and third overall
in Changi Airport’s first ever airline ranking 1.
The Tiger Airways Group reported 6.2 million passengers for the 12 months to
June 2011, an 18 per cent growth from the preceding 12 months. Load factor
increased from 85% to 86% during the same period of comparison, as Tiger’s
flights became even more popular.
Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said, “The
regional air travel sector is currently booming and our own operations have
been very encouraging. Singapore Changi Airport registered an 11 per cent
growth in passenger movements from January to June 2011. This was led by
a 25 per cent increase in passenger movements for budget carriers during the
same period, demonstrating the robustness of the low cost carrier model”.
“To capture the growing demand for low-cost travel, we have expanded our
fleet by six aircraft. With a larger fleet, we will increase frequencies to our
most popular destinations such as Bangkok and Taipei, re-introduce services
to Bangalore following an 11-month absence and introduce exciting new
destinations such as Cebu to our network. These additions will allow
passengers to explore more places than ever before at great value fares,”
added Mr. Adams.
Looking for Tiger Airways Promos?
Tiger Airways retains position as the leading low-cost carrier (LCC) in
Singapore
Six additional aircraft to meet growing demand for low-cost travel
Additional capacity to allow for frequency increases on existing routes and
the commencement of services to new destinations
Consumers to benefit from Tiger’s great value celebratory fares
Singapore, 26 July 2011. Tiger Airways, the number one LCC in Singapore,
has announced that it will increase its fleet to 20 Airbus A320 aircraft by
March 2012, an increase of 6 aircraft compared to March 2011. This increase
will support Tiger’s drive to capture the growing appetite for low-fare travel in
the Asia Pacific region.
This announcement follows news that Tiger Airways once again received
recognition for its growth by ranking first amongst the LCCs and third overall
in Changi Airport’s first ever airline ranking 1.
The Tiger Airways Group reported 6.2 million passengers for the 12 months to
June 2011, an 18 per cent growth from the preceding 12 months. Load factor
increased from 85% to 86% during the same period of comparison, as Tiger’s
flights became even more popular.
Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said, “The
regional air travel sector is currently booming and our own operations have
been very encouraging. Singapore Changi Airport registered an 11 per cent
growth in passenger movements from January to June 2011. This was led by
a 25 per cent increase in passenger movements for budget carriers during the
same period, demonstrating the robustness of the low cost carrier model”.
“To capture the growing demand for low-cost travel, we have expanded our
fleet by six aircraft. With a larger fleet, we will increase frequencies to our
most popular destinations such as Bangkok and Taipei, re-introduce services
to Bangalore following an 11-month absence and introduce exciting new
destinations such as Cebu to our network. These additions will allow
passengers to explore more places than ever before at great value fares,”
added Mr. Adams.
Looking for Tiger Airways Promos?
Tiger Airways Grounding
Australian and International Pilots Association president Barry Jackson talks about the grounding of all Tiger Airways flights due to safety concerns.
Your safety is a concern while flying with Tiger Airways.
Your safety is a concern while flying with Tiger Airways.
MEDIA UPDATE STATEMENT FROM TIGER AIRWAYS AUSTRALIA
Tiger Airways Promo: MEDIA UPDATE STATEMENT FROM TIGER AIRWAYS AUSTRALIA
Following the five day suspension of Tiger Airways' domestic services by CASA (in place until
6am Saturday 09 July 2011) our flights have temporarily been removed from sale.
Discussions with CASA regarding resumption of services are ongoing and constructive.
Tiger Airways remains committed to the resumption of services at the earliest opportunity.
The airline will provide staff, passengers and external parties with further updates by midday
AEST 07 July 2011.
NOTE TO MEDIA – THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER MEDIA COMMENT AT THIS TIME. ALL
RELATED QUERIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO CASA.
Please note: Tiger Airways' call centre is experiencing a high volume of calls at this time but the airline
has added extra agents to help field the volume of calls.
Passengers are advised to monitor the website as it will be updated regularly throughout the week with
further updates.- Tiger Airways
Following the five day suspension of Tiger Airways' domestic services by CASA (in place until
6am Saturday 09 July 2011) our flights have temporarily been removed from sale.
Discussions with CASA regarding resumption of services are ongoing and constructive.
Tiger Airways remains committed to the resumption of services at the earliest opportunity.
The airline will provide staff, passengers and external parties with further updates by midday
AEST 07 July 2011.
NOTE TO MEDIA – THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER MEDIA COMMENT AT THIS TIME. ALL
RELATED QUERIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO CASA.
Please note: Tiger Airways' call centre is experiencing a high volume of calls at this time but the airline
has added extra agents to help field the volume of calls.
Passengers are advised to monitor the website as it will be updated regularly throughout the week with
further updates.- Tiger Airways
Tiger Airways Flight Experience
This is my trip report on a low cost airline, onboard Tiger Airways on its Singapore to Kuala Lumpur short shuttle. I had no prior expectations since I knew I was traveling budget but I found a spanky clean terminal building, a pleasant flight and a rather catty stewardess with sharp claws.
Thank you for flying with Tiger Airways.
Thank you for flying with Tiger Airways.
Tiger Airways Promo: Tiger Airways and SEAIR expand “Partner Airline” programme with new Manila Clark-Hong Kong route
Tiger Airways Promo: SEAIR to operate daily flights on the Manila Clark-Hong Kong route, from 14
March 2011
••• Seats are marketed through www.tigerairways.com
••• tickets on sale now at a special introductory fare of 35USD/ 1500PHP/
270HKD (one way, including taxes), for travel between 14 March and 31 May
2011
Manila, 17 February 2011. Tiger Airways and South East Asian Airlines
(SEAIR) have expanded their “Partner Airline” programme with new daily
flights between Manila Clark and Hong Kong to start on 14 March 2011. Just
like SEAIR’s existing twice-daily flights between Clark and Singapore, the new
route will offer ultra low fares to tourists, business travellers and Filipinos
working abroad on the important link between the Philippines and China.
SEAIR and Tiger Airways launched their Partner Airline programme in
November 2010, with flights on the Manila Clark-Singapore route. A few
weeks later on 17 December 2010, the inaugural SEAir flight took off with a
full load of passengers.
Avelino Zapanta, SEAIR’s President and CEO, said, “We look forward to
serving travellers between Hong Kong and the Philippines with our ultra low
fares. This has been possible because, like Tiger Airways, we are disciplined
in eliminating unnecessary costs. In addition, using the Philippines as our
base gives us further cost savings which we pass on to our customers. With
our new Hong Kong services and additional routes to be announced later, we
are excited to contribute even more to our country’s employment, tourism
industry and national economy.”
Tony Davis, President & Group CEO of Tiger Airways, said, “We are delighted
to be expanding our Partner Airline programme with SEAir. Tiger Airways has
established a strong marketing presence in both Hong Kong and the
Philippines which will ensure strong sales for these new services from SEAir.
As we continue to grow this programme with more routes and services we
look forward to achieving greater economies of scale which means even lower
fares for all travellers.”
Approvals from both the Philippines and Hong Kong authorities have already
been obtained by SEAIR to operate services between Manila Clark and Hong Kong.- Tiger Airways
March 2011
••• Seats are marketed through www.tigerairways.com
••• tickets on sale now at a special introductory fare of 35USD/ 1500PHP/
270HKD (one way, including taxes), for travel between 14 March and 31 May
2011
Manila, 17 February 2011. Tiger Airways and South East Asian Airlines
(SEAIR) have expanded their “Partner Airline” programme with new daily
flights between Manila Clark and Hong Kong to start on 14 March 2011. Just
like SEAIR’s existing twice-daily flights between Clark and Singapore, the new
route will offer ultra low fares to tourists, business travellers and Filipinos
working abroad on the important link between the Philippines and China.
SEAIR and Tiger Airways launched their Partner Airline programme in
November 2010, with flights on the Manila Clark-Singapore route. A few
weeks later on 17 December 2010, the inaugural SEAir flight took off with a
full load of passengers.
Avelino Zapanta, SEAIR’s President and CEO, said, “We look forward to
serving travellers between Hong Kong and the Philippines with our ultra low
fares. This has been possible because, like Tiger Airways, we are disciplined
in eliminating unnecessary costs. In addition, using the Philippines as our
base gives us further cost savings which we pass on to our customers. With
our new Hong Kong services and additional routes to be announced later, we
are excited to contribute even more to our country’s employment, tourism
industry and national economy.”
Tony Davis, President & Group CEO of Tiger Airways, said, “We are delighted
to be expanding our Partner Airline programme with SEAir. Tiger Airways has
established a strong marketing presence in both Hong Kong and the
Philippines which will ensure strong sales for these new services from SEAir.
As we continue to grow this programme with more routes and services we
look forward to achieving greater economies of scale which means even lower
fares for all travellers.”
Approvals from both the Philippines and Hong Kong authorities have already
been obtained by SEAIR to operate services between Manila Clark and Hong Kong.- Tiger Airways
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)