Tigerair has graduated its first group of Queensland-based cabin crews as it prepares to open a new Brisbane base on March 11.
The initial group will be followed by a second group on February 25 to provide a total of 50 cabin crew members and managers required to open the new base.
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“We’ve been really happy with the professionalism and high calibre of candidates in Queensland,” Tigerair’s head of inflight services, Amanda Craig, said in a statement. “The response to our recruitment drive has been fantastic. Tigerair is a brand that is all about enabling everyday Australians to see more of their backyard more often. We’ve been keen to recruit people with the right customer focused attitude and a “can do” spirit, as well as having some mandatory pre-requisites.”
Two new A320s will support Tigerair’s operations from Brisbane and will primarily be employed on new Brisbane-Adelaide, Brisbane-Darwin, and Brisbane-Cairns services.