How to Book Travel on Tiger Airways. Tiger Airways is a low-cost airline serving destinations within a 4-hour radius of its base in Singapore. First launched in September 2004, Tiger Airways now flies to 15 cities in 7 countries on a fleet of 9 Airbus aircraft. Known for its value, Tiger Airways provides daily and weekly service to destinations in the Asian Pacific area. Follow these steps to book your flight.
Book online at the Tiger Airways Web site (see Resources below). The Web site provides travelers with up-to-date flight schedules and allows passengers to view multiple departures and book tickets based on travel needs or fare prices.
Reserve tickets via phone by calling 011 (+65) 65 80 76 30. Tiger Airways has call centers in Singapore open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily as well as phone agents based in Thailand and Vietnam.
Reserve seats with ticket agents at airports. Tiger Airways has ticket counters in Singapore, Macau, the Philippines, China, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand.
Book tickets with a travel agent. Travel agencies have access to special fares as well as package deals that may combine air fare with hotel prices.
Leave from Singapore for unlimited travel options. All of Tiger Airways' 15 destinations are available when departing from Singapore, including multiple daily flights to Bangkok and Phuket, as well as Haikou, China and Manila, Philippines.
Depart from Darwin, Australia for multiple destination choices on Tiger Airways. After Singapore, Darwin offers the most flights for travelers to Bangkok, Krabi and Phuket, Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Manila, Philippines and Shenzen, China.
Have all travel documentation ready when boarding. You'll need your email confirmation, passports and any and all applicable visas when you check in for a Tiger Airways flight.
Arrive early for check-in. Tiger Airways only offers one seating class. There are no assigned seats.
Bring money for the flight. Food and beverage service in-flight is available for a fee. You may not eat or drink food not purchased on the plane.
