Tiger has already developed a reputation for hitting people with additional charges in areas such as airport check in, baggage, ticket flexibility and priority seating. Even using a credit card to book attracts a so-called "convenience fee". Full story
Tiger Airways seeks bigger take from extras
The Australian, 5 Nov 2010
TIGER Airways is hunting for new ways to slug travellers for extras. The move comes as it seeks to boost ancillary revenue from about 20 per cent of passenger revenue to as much as 35 per cent.
Tiger has already developed a reputation for hitting people with additional charges in areas such as airport check in, baggage, ticket flexibility and priority seating. Even using a credit card to book attracts a so-called "convenience fee". Full story
Tiger has already developed a reputation for hitting people with additional charges in areas such as airport check in, baggage, ticket flexibility and priority seating. Even using a credit card to book attracts a so-called "convenience fee". Full story
