Low-cost airline Tiger Airways will cap off a horror period in which it was suspended from flying in Australia by forecasting a large loss for the September quarter.
The airline has forecast a much larger net loss for the current fiscal quarter than the $21.3 million loss recorded for the June quarter.
That was in contrast with a $14.6 million profit recorded during the same quarter last year. Full story
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