Tiger Airways will operate direct flights between Singapore and Kochi, India, starting on April 27, 2012. There will be four flights per week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
This will be the budget airline’s fifth destination in India, including Bangalore, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, and Tiruchirappalli.. One-way fares start from $110 SGD.
Tiger Airways has announced it will be returning to Cairns, resuming its Melbourne – Cairns route starting April 25, 2012. This route has been suspended since July 2011 when Tiger Airways Australia was grounded due to safety breaches.
The initial schedule for Melbourne – Cairns flights will be once per day. The flight will depart Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport at 8:50am. The flight from Cairns to Melbourne will depart at 12:45pm
Bookings for Melbourne – Cairns flights are already available with one-way fares from $99.95 AUD.
Starting March 9, 2012, Tiger Airways will offer direct flights between Singapore and Dhaka, Bangladesh. Tiger Airways will fly this route four times per week. Flight TR2652 will depart Singapore Changi airport at 23:15 and arrive in Dhaka at 01:15. Flight 2655 will depart Dhaka at 02:15 and arrive in Singapore at 08:15. To celebrate [...]
Tiger Airways will launch direct flights between Singapore and Davao from 1 November 2011. 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.
Tony Davis, President and CEO of Tiger Airways Holdings, said, “We are pleased that our robust growth and sales performance in the last quarter of 2009 has continued into 2010. These continued strong operating results and strong consumer demand for our low fare product, enable us to continue to expand our fleet and network of services in both Australia and Asia.
