The London-based contract publisher will open a new office in Singapore to produce the magazine for Tiger Airways, the Singapore Airlines-owned no-frills operation launched in September 2004.
Ink claimed the new magazine would reach 700,000 passengers a quarter and also marks a move into the Asia market.
Jeffrey O鈥橰ourke, chief executive of Ink Publishing, said: 鈥淚t is a significant addition to our portfolio and reinforces Ink Publishing鈥檚 position as a leading international publisher with global capabilities.
鈥淚t鈥檚 especially pleasing because opening our Singapore office gives us a strong foothold in Asia and makes us the first and only in-flight publisher to be able to deliver on a truly global scale.鈥
Ink recently won the contract to produce CNN鈥檚 bi-monthly global travel magazine, CNN Traveller, alongside contract titles for EasyJet, Virgin Express, AirTran Airways and British Mediterranean Airways.
By Kevin May
Ink picked for Tiger Airways brief
Ink Publishing has signed up another airline to add to its rapidly expanding portfolio of customer magazines for the travel industry.
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