TIGER Airways' Australian problems have spilled over to its Singapore-listed parent, whose shares yesterday had their biggest one-day fall.
In the first day of trade after the aviation regulator grounded the budget airline's Australian fleet, Tiger shares plunged S17¢, or 14.3 per cent, to $S1.02.
The selloff was in contrast to the company's Australian-listed rivals, Qantas and Virgin, which rose sharply. Full story
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