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Airbus and Tigerair Taiwan have signed a deal for four A321neo aircraft, marking Tigerair’s first purchase of this model. The move aims to enhance fleet efficiency and expand regional operations.

Tigerair Taiwan adjusts flights to Japan, citing safety and resource allocation. Passengers face cancellations during cherry blossom season, sparking social media complaints.

Tigerair Taiwan launches its fifth wave of summer 2026 flight sales, offering untaxed fares from NT$1,399. Book flights from central and southern Taiwan to popular destinations like Jeju Island and Okinawa. Sales run until Jan. 23.

Tigerair Taiwan unveils new services for 2026, including a subscription model, AI travel planning, and expanded self-service check-in.

Tainan City plans new flight routes to Kumamoto and Okinawa with Tigerair Taiwan by December. This move aims to boost tourism and cultural ties, enhancing Tainan’s global connectivity.

Tigerair Taiwan has launched twice-weekly flights between Taoyuan and Ishigaki, marking its 23rd destination in Japan. The one-hour flights depart Thursdays and Sundays, catering to Taiwanese travelers drawn by Japan’s weak yen. The airline also introduced online self-check-in for flights to Japan, South Korea, and Thailand from Taiwan’s three major airports, as Japanese tourism sees a 21% surge in 2025.

EVA Air launches a direct flight from Taoyuan to Dallas on Oct. 3, expanding its North American destinations. Book tickets starting April 22 on the EVA Air website.

Tigerair Taiwan is recruiting 30 cabin crew members in Kaohsiung City. Applications open Tuesday and close Sunday. Candidates need a college degree and a TOEIC score of 550+.

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Tigerair Taiwan rewards employees with a record year-end bonus and salary raise, reflecting its strong performance post-border reopening. The airline sets a new industry benchmark with a 12.8-month bonus and 4% salary increase.

Tigerair Taiwan launches ＂Lucky Bag Surprise Journey＂ with one-way tickets to Japan and South Korea from NT$1,599. Book by tomorrow for travel July 15-Oct. 25.

Scoot expands its routes from Taipei with new flights to Vietnam, Indonesia, and China starting Dec. 20. Starlux and Tigerair Taiwan also announce new routes, boosting travel options.

Kaohsiung International Airport nears pre-pandemic flight capacity, reaching 93% in November. DPP legislator Lai Jui-lung leads efforts to restore routes. Tigerair Taiwan plans a new route to Sapporo in 2025.

Tigerair Taiwan launches a new Kaohsiung to Phu Quoc route, boosting travel demand. Kaohsiung Airport sees growth with 10 new routes and plans for expansion.

Major airlines in Taiwan face delays in aircraft deliveries due to global supply chain disruptions, impacting post-pandemic recovery. Experts highlight labor and material shortages.

Tigerair Taiwan transported six boxes of disaster relief goods, including winter blankets, to Japan following the devastating earthquake. Chairman Kevin Chen believes the airline’s extensive network and frequent flights can provide significant support to disaster areas. Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare has established a dedicated disaster relief account to receive donations. The Taiwan Development Association for Disaster Medical Teams, the first non-governmental organization from Taiwan, has entered the hard-hit Suzu City in Japan to provide medical relief. Relief efforts from Taiwanese civil groups continue, despite the Japanese government’s refusal of official aid from several countries. This demonstrates Taiwan’s commitment to assisting international neighbors in times of crisis.

Taiwanese airlines, including China Airlines, EVA Air, Tigerair Taiwan, and Starlux Airlines, have reported record revenues in October and for the first ten months of the year. Starlux Airlines achieved a monthly operating income of NT＄2.087 billion in October, the third highest in its history. China Airlines saw a 7.85% monthly increase and a 28.56% annual increase in October, with total revenue reaching NT＄16.076 billion. EVA Air’s October revenue increased by 6.8% monthly and 46.57% annually to NT$17.525 billion. Tigerair Taiwan experienced the most significant growth, with October revenue increasing by 13.7% from September and skyrocketing 1040% from last year to NT＄1.22 billion. The industry expects this revenue trend to continue as flight operations resume, driven by the northeast Asia leaf-viewing and skiing season, as well as peak travel periods such as Christmas markets and New Year’s Eve in Europe, America, New Zealand, and Australia.

Tigerair Taiwan reported impressive third-quarter results, with revenues of nearly NT＄3,600,000,000, representing a remarkable year-on-year increase of 2,378% and a 23.87% increase from the previous quarter. The airline attributed its Q3 performance to the summer vacation peak and a steady recovery in passenger movement following the Covid pandemic.

(網路新聞中心／記者沈俐萱) 華航集團與新加坡虎航集團合資成立「台灣虎航」(Tigerair Taiwan)，將於明天(26日)首航至虎航故鄉─新加坡，成為台灣第一家起飛的本土廉價航空公司。而台灣另一家本土廉航「威航」(V air)則預計年底前首飛曼谷，明年初再增加日本、韓國航線。