Tiger Airways Australia destinations
Tiger Airways Australia has announced several Australian Domestic Routes, with plans to operate many more in the near future. Tiger Airways Australia CEO, Tony Davis, has said that the airline will Steer clear of airports with high landing fees, such as Sydney Airport. He has not ruled out flying to Sydney, however, as long as landing fees can be lowered or a dedicated Low Cost Carrier Terminal can be built. Newcastle was chosen as a destination partially because it is still within close driving distance to Sydney.
City |
Airport |
Commenced |
Frequency |
Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Oceania |
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Adelaide |
Adelaide Airport |
10 January 2008 |
14 flights weekly |
|
Alice Springs |
Alice Springs Airport |
1 March 2008 |
7 flights weekly |
Launch originally on 1 December 2007 |
Canberra |
Canberra International Airport |
14 February 2008 |
7 flights weekly |
|
Darwin |
Darwin Airport |
1 December 2007 |
7 flights weekly |
To Singapore via Tiger Airways since 19 December 2005 |
Gold Coast |
Gold Coast Airport |
23 November 2007 |
21 flights weekly |
|
Hobart |
Hobart International Airport |
15 January 2008 |
7 flights weekly |
|
Launceston |
Launceston Airport |
29 November 2008 |
7 flights weekly |
|
Mackay |
Mackay Airport |
23 November 2007 |
4 flights weekly |
|
Melbourne |
Melbourne Airport |
23 November 2007 |
102 flights weekly |
Main hub |
Newcastle |
Newcastle Airport |
18 January 2008 |
14 flights weekly |
|
Perth |
Perth International Airport |
1 December 2007 |
7 flights weekly |
To Singapore via Tiger Airways since 23 March 2007 |
Rockhampton |
Rockhampton Airport |
23 November 2007 |
4 flights weekly |
|
Sunshine Coast |
Sunshine Coast Airport |
27 November 2007 |
3 flights weekly |
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See also
- Tiger Airways destinations
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