The competition watchdog says Tiger Airways may be guilty of misleading conduct if it keeps selling tickets without telling customers its flights are grounded and it is facing action from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA).
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) chairman, Graham Samuel, says not spelling out to potential customers that the flights may not happen could be misleading conduct.
"We would have expected that in selling those tickets they would be drawing clearly to the attention of prospective passengers, their customers, the fact that there are some question marks over whether or not they will be flying next week," he said. Full story
