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ASY68 10th Jun 2012 12:35

The original VNQ is now 9VTAV...

4dogs 17th Jun 2012 04:34

Back to School
 
I saw an article in the Australian that said:


Meanwhile,the low-cost carrier has also sent some of its senior people back to school. The training of 24 staff at RMIT University involves mainly senior pilots, cabin trainers and safety and quality-related senior ground crew.
Does anyone know what the actual training or course was?

Stay Alive,

ASY68 1st Jul 2012 01:49

So base number 2 has opened how was day one?

virgindriver 1st Jul 2012 02:12


TIGER Airways has vowed to run at a loss for as long as it takes to break Qantas and Virgin Australia's dominance in the domestic air fare market.

Tiger Airways flies at Qantas and Virgin Australia's duopoly | thetelegraph.com.au

Glad I don't invest in Tiger Airways. This is almost predatory pricing, intentionally running at a loss to the detriment of competitors.

I guess safety standards will take another cut too....

ASY68 1st Jul 2012 02:15

Yeh but daddy's pockets are quite large...

Dangnammit 1st Jul 2012 03:12

They lost face...
 
My understanding is Singapore is staying in it to "stick it up 'em!".

Just wait and see what happens when the tiger pounces. Singapore Airlines will make sure it's a success, Scoot too.

just my 2c

KABOY 1st Jul 2012 03:25

Dr, Pepz said 18/11/2009

KABOY - a bit naive to think that SIA has the time and resources to sit around and burn money on TR just to "look good" and "save face". Singapore is not China and the culture here is by no means "Chinese".

Next, TR is not a subsidiary of SIA. 51% is owned by other shareholders, so SIA cannot unanimously make decisions on what to do with TR.
So Dr.Pepz who's calling the shots in this money burning exercise? Directors don't lose money unless their shareholders are happy to.

metrosmoker 1st Jul 2012 04:19

"Just wait and see what happens when the tiger pounces. Singapore Airlines will make sure it's a success, Scoot too."

Tiger have been around for 4years+ now, and never made a profit.
My question is, what are Tiger waiting for before they pounce?

DeltaT 1st Jul 2012 08:14

Go do some research on how Ryan Air progressed.

PoppaJo 1st Jul 2012 09:55

Tiger's problems over the years are a direct result of one incompetent CEO, who appointed all his ex colleagues from sinking ship BMI. They came, they didn't know the market nor anything about safety, and they sure didn't like spending money. And my god it blew up in their faces.

Today's Tiger is a different story. Run by somebody who knows the market and wants to take the company far. And he is most certainly delivering, will be very interesting how he steers the company over the next 5 years.

Ben Sandilands sums it up quite well..
Tiger Airways' David vows to take down the Goliaths | Plane Talking

If you build it, they will come.

ASY68 1st Jul 2012 11:29

With load factors of around 90% for this weekend, it would seem someone is doing something right...

Tankengine 1st Jul 2012 12:11

Selling tickets for $10 will fill an aircraft for sure.:rolleyes:

Mr.Buzzy 1st Jul 2012 13:33

90% loads this weekend? First day of school holidays. Why so low?

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psycho joe 2nd Jul 2012 00:20


If you build it, they will come.
That was also the mantra of the White Star Line.

ASY68 12th Aug 2012 06:50

VNQ has been delivered and unlike previously mentioned by myself is brand new.

Plazbot 12th Aug 2012 12:34

Saw it fly out of Maktoum today on the way to Singas.

108vu 13th Aug 2012 11:29

It has arrived in mel

PoppaJo 24th Oct 2013 21:29

Bit quiet on the Tiger front lately.

Overnight Singapore posted Q2 results and it appears Tiger Australia only lost $5.7m last quarter. Halved from the previous quarters where it was a running streak of 10-15m loss.

wheels_down 25th Oct 2013 05:57

I believe that is just Tiger Airways' Holdings portion of the loss, Virgin gains a 10m loss.

$A15.35m loss for the 3 months.

On average they are losing 1.2m a week, or roughly 200k a day.

RAD_ALT_ALIVE 25th Oct 2013 23:00

Or $16.84 per seat if the fleet of 11 a/c do 6 sectors a day.


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