Tiger confirms 30 A320 order
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The Memorandum of Understanding was signed at the Paris Airshow in June 2007. Tiger currently operates a fleet of nine A320s, with 11 more to be delivered by 2010. With the latest order and option package, its fleet has the ability to grow to 70 A320s, a statement from Boeing said.
The A320s will be deployed on the airline’s Asia-Pacific and Australian networks that currently extends to 20 services in seven countries, as well as the new Australian domestic operation scheduled to be launched out of Melbourne on next month (pending regulatory approval).
Tiger Airways’ A320s will be configured in a 180-seat, all-economy configuration.
Tiger Airways already has nine A320 planes in its fleet and plans to take delivery of 11 more in 2010.
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