Satisfaction
In the Roy Morgan Single Source quarterly sample of 1896 Australians Tiger Airways has staged a dramatic turnaround in customer satisfaction levels. Customer satisfaction with Tiger rebounded from below 40% in June 2012 to 64.6% in September 2012, representing a dramatic turnaround for the airline, according to Roy Morgan Research. Its satisfaction levels now sit just below low-cost carrier competitor Jetstar which boasts 65.7% satisfaction among customers.
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“But the worst one of all to leave uncurbed,
Unsocialized, is ingenuity:
Which for no sordid self-aggrandizement,
For nothing but its own blind satisfaction ...”
—Robert Frost (1874–1963)
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)