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Just after rebranding from South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR) into Tigerair, Tigerair Philippines is planning to make Cebu into one of its hubs in the Philippines.
According to president and CEO Olive Ramos, Tigerair Philippines which is an affiliate of Singapore-based Tigerair is planning to mount additional international and domestic flights to and from Cebu.
According to president and CEO Olive Ramos, Tigerair Philippines which is an affiliate of Singapore-based Tigerair is planning to mount additional international and domestic flights to and from Cebu.
Ramos said that Cebu is strategic to Tigerair and that they see it as a future hub just like Clark and Manila.
Tigerair Philippines is 40% owned by Singapore-based Tigerair while the remaining 60% is owned by Filipino investors. The airline operates five aircraft which are all Airbus A320 family aircraft.
The airline currently has flies to Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Kalibo from its Clark hub and Bacolod, Cebu, Puerto Princesca, Iloilo, Kalibo, Tacloban and Tagbilaran from its Manila hub.
Tigerair Philippines is 40% owned by Singapore-based Tigerair while the remaining 60% is owned by Filipino investors. The airline operates five aircraft which are all Airbus A320 family aircraft.
The airline currently has flies to Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Kalibo from its Clark hub and Bacolod, Cebu, Puerto Princesca, Iloilo, Kalibo, Tacloban and Tagbilaran from its Manila hub.
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