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From 10 January 2008 Tiger
Airways Australia is to operate two flights a day between Adelaide and its home base of Melbourne.
One-way fares start fromA$9.95 inclusive of taxes and charges and subject to regulatory
approval.
Tony Davis, CEO of Tiger Aviation, said, “Tiger’s announcement of low low fares to Adelaide will
ensure that the same level of competition exists in the air as it does when the Crows or Port
Adelaide play at the MCG.”
“For the first time travelers between the two states will get the real deal when it
comes to flying. No longer will a getaway to the footy or a weekend away at a South Australian
winery be out of reach for everyday Australians.
South Australia’s Deputy Premier the Hon Kevin Foley MP
added, “I am absolutely delighted that Tiger has decided to fly to Adelaide. Increased aviation competition
is vital for the growth of the South Australian economy and these flights in
particular are a welcome boost to the tourism industry.”
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