SEAir seeking flight entitlements to Papua New Guinea
South East Asian Airlines (SEAir) is seeking to fly to Papua New Guinea, a regulatory filing with the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) showed.
South East Asian Airlines (SEAir) is seeking to fly to Papua New Guinea, a regulatory filing with the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) showed.
Singapore’s Tiger Airways posted an operating profit for the second quarter in a row for the period ending March 31, although operations in the Philippines are still in the red despite efforts to expand.
Back in the ’80s, people took to the streets to protest against government dictatorship. Linda Oliva Ramos, then an accounting major at the Polytechnic University, defied the student leaders who urged the youths to rally and fight.
Singapore’s Tiger Airways now has one foot firmly in the Philippine market’s door following the completion of its purchase of a 40-percent stake in local carrier Southeast Asian Airlines (SEAir).
Filipino-owned Southeast Asian Airlines, or SEAir, began flying out tourists to Cebu on Tuesday, to take advantage of the growing tourism activities in Central Visayas.
South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR) is offering 85,000 seats starting at P 299 or up to 70% off in its biggest lean season sale.
Singapore budget airline Tiger Airways has paid $7 million for a 40 percent stake in low-cost Philippine carrier South East Asian Airlines, SEAir said Thursday.
South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR) has announced its expansion of domestic operations to seven cities nationwide.
Southeast Asian Airlines (SEAir) expects its budget airline operations to soar in 2012 as it rapidly expands its fleet of jets to mount more domestic and international flights.
Budget carrier Southeast Asian Airlines (SEAir) may continue operating flights using planes leased from its much bigger Singaporean partner Tiger Airways, a local court has ruled. In a two-page June 17 decision made public this month, Judge Philbert Iturralde of the Angeles City Regional Trial Court (RTC) junked a petition questioning the legality of SEAir’s [...]
