Tiger Airways Australia have been through the mill last year when at one point – the entire airline was grounded for 6 weeks by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) last year.
At the moment Tiger is operating its limit of 32 sectors a day imposed by CASA, operating out of Perth, Sydney, Brisbane and The Gold Coast, using 7 out of it’s 10 aircraft.
It hopes to be operating all 10 of its A320’s by June this year, whilst boosting some routes and introducing new ones.
Tiger Airways Australia says:
“In the past six months, we’ve been working closely with Australian safety regulator CASA to ensure operational excellence and compliance,”
“The airline is resuming domestic services gradually, focusing on flying popular core routes which enable the airline to fly safely, affordably and with enhanced reliability,”
For Tiger Airways Australia , it has been a long slog back back from the 6 week grounding, to then operating a limit of 22 flights a day to the current limit of 32 flights a day. Before grounding it was flying 60 sectors a day.
For Tiger Airways Australia, there is still a long way to go I suspect…
