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Tiger Airways,
has commenced sales on two new routes between Singapore and India. The airline
will operate four flights per week to Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, India’s fourth largest city
starting from 28 October 2007. The airline will also operate 3 flights per week to Kochi starting 30
October 2007. One-way fares, excluding taxes etc for both routes start from
Sin$59.99/ US38.80/RP1599.
Tony Davis, CEO of Tiger Airways said “This is another milestone moment for Tiger Airways. The airline has now established an extensive
network of low fare routes across the Asia Pacific region offering services from as far as Melbourne to Chennai and Guangzhou to Perth.
Tiger Airways is now the only low fare airline to offer services across the whole of Asia, encompassing China, South East Asia, India and
Australia.”
With these new routes, Tiger Airways now offers
flights to 20 destinations across eight countries and territories in the
Asia Pacific
region.
The airline recently concluded an order for an additional 50 new Airbus A320 aircraft, bringing its total fleet to 70 aircraft, which it will
introduce into service in Asia and within Australia over the next few years.
The company’s dual strategy of a major expansion in Asia, as well as establishing
a new low fare airline in Australia, have created new
opportunities to link affordable travel between key Australian cities such as Melbourne, Darwin and Perth with numerous points across Asia.
Chennai, formally known as Madras, is located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. Popularly known as the “Gateway to the
South”, Chennai is a booming metropolitan city.
Kochi is a vibrant seaside city situated on the South-West coast of the Indian peninsula. Located in the prosperous state of Kerala, Kochi has
emerged as the commercial and industrial capital. With its breathtaking scenery and natural diversity, Kerala is often hailed as “God’s Own
Country”.
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