It is disconcerting to hear radio reports this morning blaming Tiger Airways latest quarterly losses in its Australian operations on CASA reducing the frequency of its flights.
It lost money in Australia not because of what CASA did, but because Tiger was so badly managed prior to its being grounded for five weeks in the middle of last year that it thought it could choose what safety rules to obey, and play deaf to the Australian safety regulator. Full story
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