Tiger Airways boosts flight frequency to 9 cities

New flight schedules will roll out in May.

According to a release, Tiger Airways will be increasing its flight frequency to nine cities starting from May 2013. Concurrently, it will also offer ‘pay-to-go, return-for-free’ flights to 28 destinations. The frequency increases will provide greater flexibility and convenience to travellers when planning for their leisure or business trips.

From May, Tiger Airways will operate 45 flights weekly to Bangkok; 21 flights to Ho Chi Minh City; 14 flights to Macau and seven flights to Bangalore.

Commencing June, it will operate 14 flights weekly to Penang, 11 flights to Taipei and 10 flights to Phnom Penh; and from July onwards, 11 flights to Perth and five flights to Kochi.

The travel period for the promotional fares varies with each route. Fares do not include taxes and other charges. The booking period for this current promotion starts from 19 February to 21 February 2013. For further details and to take advantage of this amazing promotion, visit www.tigerairways.com

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