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Repainting of Tigerair’s A320s into Scoot colours is expected to be completed by mid-2018. scoot
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How Scoot plans to escape the ordinary
Tigerair Australia may still be up and running under the stewardship of Virgin Australia but the often turbulent life of its Singapore Airlines-owned Tigerair counterpart in Asia has finally come to an end. It has been well and truly absorbed into SIA’s long-haul budget brand Scoot.
The move makes sense. Founded in 2003, after some unprofitable times the big Singapore carrier took control of Tiger in 2014 with a 54 per cent stake and last year established Budget Aviation Holdings, a company set up to own and manage its two budget brands, Scoot and Tiger. The aim was to get the pair attuned to each other’s operations and working together as a team, providing seamless connections between their networks.
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