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CASA Media Release - Tiger Airways suspension remains in place


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29 July 2011

 

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority has given Tiger Airways Australia a set of conditions which can form the basis for the airline resuming operation.

 

More information can be found on the CASA website.

 

 

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According to the Gold Coast Bulletin, the old Tiger Terminal at Coolangatta, is going to be used For FIFO mining workers, as there own terminal in the near future.Apparently 8 miming companies have put in a expression on interest , too use the terminal.

 

Having said that being a newspaper they have probably got it wrong.:big_grin:

 

 

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1 August 2011

 

A scheduled Federal Court directions hearing of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority's application to continue the suspension of Tiger Airways Australia Pty Ltd has been adjourned for a third time.

 

More information can be found on the CASA website.

 

 

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Not being particularly well-versed in the ways of CASA, perhaps someone with a little more experience in these things could suggest an answer to the following: With all other things being equal, would CASA act the same way toward an Australian-owned carrier? It seems most people (with the exception of those with Tiger tickets!) dont really care what happens to Tiger, but if it was Virgin or Qantas, there would be much more public interest in the situation and potentially a different approach by CASA?

 

 

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