SYDNEY — The new chief of Australia's grounded Tiger Airways said its Singapore parent was "absolutely committed" to the budget carrier and "everything necessary" would be done to get it flying again.
Dispatched by Tiger Airways Singapore to take the top job after the former Australian CEO quit this week, Tony Davis said he was confident the airline would by the end of July overcome safety issues which saw it grounded.
"That's the date we've given ourselves, we believe we can do that and anything that needs to be done will be done," Davis told ABC TV late Thursday. Full story
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