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Tigerair unveils Singapore- Ningbo, China flights

They'll be available starting 26 December.

Commencing 26 December 2013, Tigerair will launch three flights every fortnight to the seaport city of Ningbo, making it the airline’s eighth Greater China destination. The other destinations include Guangzhou, Haikou, Hong Kong, Lijiang, Macau, Shenzhen and Taipei.

“We have been working hard to offer Mainland destinations that serve the needs of both business and holiday travelers well, and are excited that Ningbo marries these objectives together perfectly” said Mr Alexander Knigge, Chief Commercial Officer at Tigerair, “It is definitely a strategic port for business, and Ningbo’s reliable and affordable connectivity offered by rail or car to nearby cities opens up new possibilities for planning a clever holiday itinerary spanning a few key Chinese cities.

We are most happy to be the only airline flying direct to Ningbo from Singapore.” To celebrate the launch of the new Singapore-Ningbo route, Tigerair will be offering an exclusive SGD99 one-way promotional fare as well as a special SGD198 return fare, both inclusive of taxes.

This promotion is available for booking today through 15 December 2013, and is valid for travel between 26 December 2013 and 18 January 2014.  

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