Air travelers for business purposes and holiday makers may wish to find a new way of getting to their destinations with the lowest and cheapest airfare possible. Hang on if you think you already have the best deal on your hands and do not need any more cheap air fare offers. For a start, holiday makers can now fly on cheap air fares with Tiger Airways’ discount offers to the lovely paradise islands of Cebu and Davao, while business and executive flyers can also do the same for the cheapest first and business class air tickets.

Established in December 2003, Tiger Airways took to the air in September of 2004 with the inauguration of air service between Singapore’s Changi International Airport and Bangkok International Airport in Thailand. The airline now serves 16 cities around Asia with a fleet of nine new Airbus A320 aircrafts with more destinations to come. Tiger Airways addresses the needs of Asian travelers looking for a reliable low cost carrier to meet both ends of their destinations. The airline serves the passengers of the Asia Pacific Region and at the same time gives them good value for those cheap airfares. Tiger Airways has succeeded in achieving its aims by responding well to the tremendous growth of air travel and the rise of budget travel in the Asian region.

Based at Changi International Airport, destinations currently encompass airports within a four-hour flying radius of Singapore. Tiger Airways also offers daily flights between Macau and Manila; all at incredibly dirt cheap air fares on its brand new Airbus A320 aircrafts. Tiger Airways offers passengers not only one of the lowest possible air fare discounts in the market but it ensures a safe, reliable and convenient point-to-point air travel to the Asian destinations it serves.

Security is top priority at Tiger Airways to ensure that people are encouraged to fly with the airline while feeling safe aboard its flights. For these reasons, bullet-proof cockpit doors are installed across its aircraft fleet. Security cameras are also installed in the passenger cabin for customer and crew safety. More safety measures for Tiger Airways are the cabin crew which are all trained and qualified on evacuation procedures and drills, fire fighting, security, survival training, first aid, use of emergency equipment in preparation to handle any situation.

Aircraft safety for Tiger Airways consists of an aircraft maintenance program that satisfies the safety standards required by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and other training agencies. The training of its pilots is in line with industry standards and aviation regulations to ensure that the highest safety standards are met.

Tiger Airways operates a number of Core Business Strategies that helps it to maintain a lead above other competitors. The low-cost carrier model is based on three customer-focused core strategies among which are market stimulation, which means creating opportunities for new travelers and empowering budget-conscious people to fly more often by providing them with very cheap airfares and regular discounts on air tickets to most destinations.

The next business strategy for Tiger Airways is the stringent cost controls throughout the airline’s operations so that it can keep air fares as cheap and low as can be for travelers; while the last is capacity utilization which entails maximizing the number of sectors served per plane in a day with efficient air traffic planning.

Tiger Airways gives its customers cheap air fares as well as all the ease of bookings through its 24-hour online booking facilities. Passengers can book online through the airline’s website at any time by simply selecting their travel requirements to proceed with the seat reservation. There are ticket counters at some selected airports for the benefit of passengers which Tiger Airways currently operates. Nine ticket counters operated by the airline are located in Singapore, Macau, Clark, Guangzhou, Haikou, Shenzhen, Ho Chi Minh, Padang, and Phuket airports, for same day travel ticket sales.

With the commencement of the latest Singapore - Udon Thani, Thailand air services, Tiger Airways now operates 250 weekly flights to and from Changi Airport. For the cheapest getaway airfare, Tiger Airways introduced one of its favorite spa resort escapades in the region. The resort based in Singapore is known as Lagunita Spa, and is the largest resort spa in Singapore, located amid lush East Coast greenery, set on the premises of premier golf club, Laguna National Golf and Country Club. Dirt cheap air tickets and lots of fun await passengers who are ready to roar into Tiger’s flights to take a dive into the waters of comfort.