
Like that sure mati lah, prices will drop again...
  :P as Tiger mgt seems having no confidence liao...haha..
 
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Tiger Airways Ltd. (J7X.SG) has suspended ticket sales in Australia following the grounding of its fleet on Saturday due to safety concerns.
In an updated message on its website, Tiger said " flights have been temporary removed from sale" .
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority is considering whether to seek a court order to extend the flight ban imposed on Tiger beyond the current restriction of five working days.
Up until late Tuesday, Tiger was still selling tickets on its website for dates beyond the current ban.
" Discussions with CASA regarding a resumption of services are ongoing and constructive," Tiger said on its website.
Tiger spokeswoman, Vanessa Regan, hasn't returned calls for comment on the situation.
-By Ross Kelly, Dow Jones Newswires 61-2-8272-4692 Ross.Kelly@dowjones.com
 
 
DJ Tiger Airways Stops Australia Ticket Sales After Fleet Grounded
Dow Jones Newswires | 06 Jul 2011 7:37am
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Tiger Airways Ltd. (J7X.SG) has suspended ticket sales in Australia following the grounding of its fleet on Saturday due to safety concerns.
In an updated message on its website, Tiger said " flights have been temporary removed from sale" .
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority is considering whether to seek a court order to extend the flight ban imposed on Tiger beyond the current restriction of five working days.
Up until late Tuesday, Tiger was still selling tickets on its website for dates beyond the current ban.
" Discussions with CASA regarding a resumption of services are ongoing and constructive," Tiger said on its website.
Tiger spokeswoman, Vanessa Regan, hasn't returned calls for comment on the situation.
-By Ross Kelly, Dow Jones Newswires 61-2-8272-4692 Ross.Kelly@dowjones.com
 
Yalor....Lady and Gentleman, may I have you attention Please !!!!
We are having issues with the engines......it stalled.
Can you please alight  the plane and help us to push start the plane ?
Don't worry about your safety as we have safely park the plane....safely......on a big cloud.
Thank you for your attention.
warrenbegger ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 23:21) Posted:
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When U become so clever liao?
:)
New123 ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 13:57) Posted:
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Logic and make sense.
I think alike too, unless father help or leave house.
This is a 50/50 bet, i wont vest and see how it goes first. Wait not careful kanna rape by tiger pain pain.
leesiewkwan ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 13:29) Posted:
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muah is buy bigbig or sell bigbig? lol
hpong5 ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 18:56) Posted:
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I can only find NAV is 36cts leh..
catalyst ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 20:21) Posted:
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I mean  from what you said, $1 is the lowest, how do you tell?
Was there any reports that I might have missed out?
Broker_77 ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 20:06) Posted:
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It up to u to believe or not..
Really??
How do you tell?
Broker_77 ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 19:03) Posted:
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Tiger Airways Morgan Stanley maintains OVERWEIGHT with target price of S$1.86.
Broker_77 ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 19:03) Posted:
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Seriously I think can vest and keep highest is $2 shares and lowest is now.
Today one brokerage said avoid, but guess what? That brokerage muah big big at 1.07, at least 1,000,000 shares.
CASA to decide on Tiger Airways' grounding in the next two days
From: AAP July 05, 2011 5:28PM
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THE air safety regulator will decide in the next two days if it will seek to extend Tiger Airways' grounding, allowing passengers to know if they can fly with the airline next week.
All of Tiger's domestic flights are suspended until early Saturday with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) yet to decide if it will go to the Federal Court to extend the initial grounding period.
CASA spokesman Peter Gibson said the regulator would likely make a decision on Wednesday or Thursday.
"As soon as we've made a decision we'll let the travelling public know so they have some certainty about what's happening next week," Mr Gibson said.
He said the decision about an extension would depend on the progress of discussions with Tiger and CASA's investigations into two June incidents where pilots flew too low into Melbourne airports, including one last Thursday night.
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"Certainly our intent is to give people as much notice as possible but when that will exactly be is very hard to determine at this stage."
CASA, which had issued Tiger Airways Australia with a show cause notice in March over pilot proficiency and aircraft maintenance issues, grounded the airline for a week from 11pm (AEST) last Friday, citing a serious and imminent risk to air safety.
Any extension beyond the initial five working days requires Federal Court approval.
Tiger is still able to sell tickets for next week but the nation's consumer regulators are demanding the airline provide better information for passengers.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) chairman Graeme Samuel said Tiger was allowed to keep selling tickets so long as it had reasonable grounds for believing it would be able to provide the flights.
"If CASA does give them a pretty clear indication that they're not going to be able to take off then I think they've got a real issue then as to whether they should be still selling tickets," Mr Samuel said.
He said ACCC's current issue was that Tiger should be warning customers that there is some question mark as to whether it will be flying and that it is dependent on CASA approval.
Tiger has said affected passengers will be refunded automatically as soon as possible but Mr Samuel said customers were being told it would take four weeks and in the meantime the airline was holding those funds in a float.
"There may well be very good administrative reasons why they cannot possibly give refunds in less than four weeks but customers shouldn't be expecting to have their money held in a float for that period of time.
"If it's possible for refunds to occur earlier then so they should."
State and federal consumer protection regulators on Tuesday were working on a coordinated approach to determine what arrangements Tiger had in place for affected passengers.
NSW Fair Trading Minister Anthony Roberts said the issue of advance ticket sales had been raised with Tiger.
"Regulators have asked Tiger Airways to today provide advice on arrangements for refunds, including timing, as well as information about customer notification on cancelled flights," Mr Roberts said.
ok. average up tomorrow
thk.
My broker ask me to buy more as tigerair is expected to solve the problem in australia by this thurday. Operation  in australia should resume  this friday  since SIA had already sent a senior excutive to oversee it asia operation.For infor SIA had 33% holding of Tigerair- should be very safe.
Do vest and good luck.
always believe your own analysis or chart.
maxcty ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 15:21) Posted:
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Selling is off time to go up
That is the trick 

Isolator ( Date: 05-Jul-2011 15:12) Posted:
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Broker called you to buy to support them... cos they are holding a lot.... lol