Tiger Airways will be working on his commitment to Australia and are on talks with the supervisory body to restart with the flights.

Tiger’s new Australian CEO, Tony Davis said that the airline is tackling the problems and are considering the Civil Aviation and Safety Authority.

Davis stated, “So, as I said before, it’s about a fresh start, it’s about addressing anything that needs to be addressed and it’s about having a long-term, viable, safe airline here in Australia”. He said that the airline is looking towards the long term future goals, considering the feasible, safe and sound airlines in Australia.

The talk of the town is that the airline will discontinue in Australia as it has suffered loss. Also, the costs of the grounding and the safety measures will have a deep impact on the sales of the tickets.

David said that the chief concern of the airlines is to recommence the services in the country. He said that the airlines will work efficiently and the service will be available to Australia by the end of this month.

As the flights have been deferred, so meanwhile the training and refresher courses for the staff members have been initiated, to provide enhanced service to the customers.