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Tamed Tiger: More losses await, says analyst
Losses from the month-long grounding of its Australian fleet will hurt the injured Tiger even more.
Tamed Tiger: More losses await, says analyst
Losses from the month-long grounding of its Australian fleet will hurt the injured Tiger even more.
Tiger Airways posts $12.2mn loss before tax
The airline continues to expand its Singapore operations by 64% from to having an average of 18 aircraft in its fleet in current financial year.
Intruder alert? Not a problem for Changi Airport
Changi Airport will now use advanced fibre sensor technology for its perimeter fence.
Turbulent flight: SIA’s earnings outlook for 2012 to remain grim
Blame it on global economic weakness and high jet fuel prices.
Tiger Airways to offer thrice weekly Singapore-Davao flights
The first flight to Davao will take off on November 1.
SIA and Virgin Australia to offer reciprocal lounge access
SIA’s KrisFlyer Elite Gold and PPS Club members can now access Virgin Australia’s six domestic lounges.
SilkAir's first flight to Kolkata takes off
With this four times weekly service, SilkAir now serves seven destinations in India.
Low-cost carriers to account for 50% of the total airline capacity by 2021
And the years going forward will see Singapore Airlines (SIA) attempting to take a larger slice of the no-frills market while merging and...
Tiger Airways’ Aussie planes to remain grounded until August 3
The LCC said it will automatically refund all passengers booked to fly between August 1 and 4.
Singapore Airlines’ first quarter profit down 82% to $45mn
High fuel costs caused fall in net profit despite posting 3% growth in group revenue at $3.58mn.
IATA forecasts a meager $4b profit for airlines worldwide in 2011
This is a 78% fall from the $18 billion that the airlines made in 2010.
Tamed Tiger: Flights still suspended Down Under
Suspension is extended until August 1 following the adjournment of a court hearing.
Tiger Airways Singapore and Airtropolis GSA join forces for cargo services
Airtropolis GSA Singapore will sell Tiger’s cargo space on its Airbus A320-family aircraft.
Airports’ non-aeronautical revenues set to take off by 50%
And you’ll never guess what’s driving this growth.
Blimey! SIA plane fails to reach Hong Kong
The Airbus A380 backtracked after 20 minutes following a shutdown of an engine by London-based Rolls-Royce.
Mayday, mayday: SIA Engineering’s profit down 3.8%
Profit for the first quarter of 2011 was $68.1m.
Tiger Airways to increase capacity with six additional aircrafts
Additional capacity to allow for frequency increases on existing routes and the start of services to new destinations.
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