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Tiger Airways celebrates feat with a promo

Airline offers 120,000 seats at zero cents after it reached its twelve millionth passenger.

To celebrate the carriage of twelve million passengers on 3 February 2010, Tiger Airways has put 120,000 seats on offer at 0 cents excluding taxes. This significant milestone comes less than two months since the eleven millionth mark was achieved on 10 December 2009.

Rosalynn Tay, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore said, "Tiger Airways has been growing faster and faster. We have taken less than two months to hit this new millionth mark, while it took two and a half months to reach the 11th million from 10 millions. This is hardly surprising given our low, low fares, growing fleet and destinations, the latest one being Hong Kong."

The 0 cent fares (one way, excluding taxes and charges) are for selected flights between Singapore and five Southeast Asian destinations – Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Langkawi and Penang. Travel periods vary for each route.

These crazy deals are available for booking before sunrise on 4 February and until 10 February, while stocks last.

Tiger Airways' 12 millionth passenger was presented with S$500 worth of Tiger Airways travel vouchers and a commemorative flight certificate. The passenger was flying from Hong Kong on TR925 and arrived at Singapore at 4:00 pm.

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