SINGAPORE AND CLARK

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                    [Summary] => SINGAPORE (AFP) — Singapore budget carrier Tiger Airways said yesterday the Philippines aviation regulator extended by a week its temporary permit to operate services between Macau and an airport north of Manila. 


Tiger Airways can now continue to operate the flights between the southern Chinese enclave and Clark International Airport until Jan. 27. The current temporary permit expires today. 


The Philippine Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) had earlier said it suspended Tiger Airways’ temporary permit due to alleged violations. 


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Singapore carrier’s Macau-Clark route extended

January 20, 2006 - 12:00am

SINGAPORE (AFP) — Singapore budget carrier Tiger Airways said yesterday the Philippines aviation regulator extended by a week its temporary permit to operate services between Macau and an airport north of Manila....

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