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Old Oct 18, 2011 | 7:20 am
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Originally Posted by TrueBlueFlyer
If its anything like Tiger, its doubtful they would offer an FF program... speaking of Tiger... why wasn't it mentioned in the article? Its fully owned by SQ isn't it... did the Ozzie problems make SQ distance itself from Tiger in the news?
Tiger is not a wholly owned subsidiary of SIA while Scoot will be.

As Airasia and Jetstar, both Scoot's to be direct competitors have Frequent Flyer programmes now, I think Scoot will have its FF too due to economic reasons.

SIA simply owns shares in Tiger just like how it owns shares in Virgin.

Well, after the Australian incident, Tiger's reputation and share price skydived, well it was bad in the first place.
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