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Tigerair, Scoot deepen cooperation

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Published Wed, Jan 14, 2015 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

THE number of passengers connecting between flights of Scoot and Tigerair Singapore has doubled since both budget carriers were granted anti-trust immunity by the Competition Commission of Singapore in August last year.

Scoot, which is owned by Singapore Airlines (SIA), is a medium- to long-haul budget carrier. Tigerair, which is owned by SIA subsidiary Tiger Airways Holdings, mainly operates short-haul budget flights.

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