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How Australia's worst airline turned itself around
Tigerair, once the laughing stock of Australian aviation, says it has won back the trust and patronage of enough Australians to record its first ever full-year profit.
Reporter for The Age
Tigerair, once the laughing stock of Australian aviation, says it has won back the trust and patronage of enough Australians to record its first ever full-year profit.
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