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Tiger Airways Singapore and Airtropolis GSA join forces for cargo services

Airtropolis GSA Singapore will sell Tiger’s cargo space on its Airbus A320-family aircraft.

Tiger Airways Singapore on Wednesday announced that it has appointed a new partner for the carriage of cargo on its Airbus A320-family aircraft. Airtropolis GSA Singapore will represent the airline as its agent selling space for air-freight, according to a Tiger Airways report.

Stewart Adams, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said, “This agreement will see a further source of ancillary revenue for the airline and is in line with our strategy to maximize our aircraft capacity utilization and route profitability. We firmly believe in Airtropolis GSA’s capability and commitment to successfully deliver a profitable partnership.”

Seah Siew Kiong, Chief Executive Officer of Airtropolis GSA was equally enthusiastic about the new collaboration. “We are very happy to be working with Tiger Airways to support their cargo operations. As Changi Airport’s third largest carrier, Tiger Airways provides us with tremendous scope and we are confident that the airline’s strong operational performance will deliver value for our clients and a great partnership for all of us.”

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