Tiger Airlines’ Early Bird Fares
As with other airlines, the earlier you book, the more likelihood you have of getting better priced airfares. But that is even more true with budget airlines. Singapore-based budget airline Tiger Airlines, for example, offer “Early Bird Fares” all year round.
Book as early as three months in advance and you can find early bird fares for as low as $1.99 one-way (excluding taxes and surcharges), such as those between Singapore and Hat Yai, Krabi (Phi Phi) or Phuket.
Just go to Tiger Airways and check out the airfares and flight availabilities there.
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6 opinions for Tiger Airlines’ Early Bird Fares
Gloria
Jun 19, 2007 at 7:33 am
oh my God! that low?! thanks for the post, which reminds me… to book as early as possible! ;-)
Ruth
Jun 19, 2007 at 9:38 am
Yes! It really pays to plan ahead! :)
Ching
Jun 29, 2007 at 10:24 am
Love their low fares - and I still far prefer Tiger’s system of tacking on extra fees for passengers who want more ‘features’, rather than spreading higher costs across all the passengers. People who pay upsize baggage fees (and exit row fees, and seat selection fees) make my $10 fares possible. :)
John Glidden
Aug 14, 2007 at 8:20 pm
Will you please tell me when My wife and I can travel from Manila (Clark) going to any destination for a cheap price like one dollar. We will go often.
Ruth
Aug 14, 2007 at 8:31 pm
Hi John! The short answer is: I can’t.
YOU will have to check out Tiger Airlines’ website for the airfares. It will depend on
1. when you want to travel –booking ahead means lower fares
2. your destination — from Manila you can fly to Darwin, Macau, Perth or Singapore
3. if there is an ongoing promotion — you can sign up at their website so that you get emails of their ongoing promotions. Manila is not often included in their promos, though.
Checking out the airfares from the website is not that difficult. Check my entry here: http://www.letsvisitasia.com/2007/06/12/booking-flights-online/
william howes
Nov 9, 2007 at 5:35 am
when are u starting perth run out of melbourne
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