The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) lifted a six-week flying ban on Tiger Airways on Wednesday. The airline’s Australian operations are able to resume at any time after it had demonstrated it could comply with the new conditions on its air operator’s certificate and meet the necessary safety requirements. Some of the conditions relate to extra training for pilots, in simulators and ground training. There are also conditions around pilot rostering and fatigue management and the revision of operational manuals and amendments to the airline’s safety management system. Tiger was grounded on July 2 when CASA was forced to take

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