Articles about Tiger Airways (10 total)

Thai Tiger plans shelved 20/09/2011

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

Thai Airways announced it will not extend the contract with Tiger Airways, thus terminating the partnership —full story »

Tiger Airways Australia given green light to resume services 10/08/2011

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

The carrier will begin services on August 12 with a simplified timetable and a smaller fleet —full story »

Tiger Airways Australia flying ban likely to continue 07/07/2011

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

Air safety regulators still need some time to complete their investigation into the low-cost carrier's airworthiness and want to be given until August 1 to do so —full story »

Tiger Australia banned from flying 03/07/2011

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

Australia's aviation safety regulator is questioning the low-cost carrier's airworthiness —full story »

Thai Tiger Airways launch likely to be delayed 25/10/2010

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

The start up of THAI Airways and Tiger Airways' low-cost venture remains uncertain due to unresolved issues ensuring a sound and efficient business model —full story »

Low-cost THAI Tiger to start up in March 2011 01/09/2010

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

THAI Airways and Tiger Airways are moving fast to lay the groundwork for their new joint carrier that will be based in Suvarnabhumi Airport —full story »

THAI and Tiger Airways form low-cost carrier 02/08/2010

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

The two carriers are to form a new low-cost airline under the name Thai Tiger. The joint venture will be based out of Suvarnabhumi Airport and services will not overlap with those already offered by THAI —full story »

Tiger Airways A320 Economy 02/03/2010

Singapore–Hong Kong —full story »

Budget carriers fill vacuum in air routes 22/04/2009

Originally published on www.businesstraveller.asia

Budget airlines are stepping in to fill the void for travellers faced with sudden cuts in routes and capacities by full-service airlines —full story »