Tigerair will operate flights between Sydney and Perth.
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30 September 2013
Tigerair launches Sydney to Perth service
Budget airline Tigerair Australia has announced it will begin running a service from Sydney to Perth in the run up to the busy Christmas travel period.
Tigerair Australia has emerged from its financial issues with a much-widened network, adding five new routes departing from Melbourne and Sydney this year alone. The low-cost carrier is a popular choice among Australians and tourists alike but has not offered a cross country service until now.
Carly Bear, commercial director of Tigerair Australia, said the service, which will operate as often as six times per week, was a frequent request from travellers on both coasts, eager to get across the country fast and cheaply.
"We're regularly asked by the travelling public in [Western Australia] to provide more services," said Ms Bear.
"This is great news for leeisure seekers on a budget and will provide a welcome boost for tourism in Western Australia and New South Wales."
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