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Phenomenal growth expected,challenges persist

India is a country of more than one billion people, a high number of which are highly educated, who offer multinational companies an attractive, low-cost workforce as well as a large potential market for products and services. While aviation is centrally ... TravelWeekly Asia
Corporate Travel

See me, hear me, touch me, feel me

The first airplanes had no skin, just wings covered with fabric. Soon, designers enclosed the fuselage, first to cut down on wind resistance and, eventually, to hold passengers in the now-familiar aluminum tube. But aircraft were still primarily flying ... EDN Asia

Metro Air to start operations next month

21 January 2003 KUALA LUMPUR - New start up airline Metro Air is scheduled to commence operations by mid-February. According to Metro International Airline Sdn Bhd (MIA), the airline’s operator, Metro Air will initially service three routes: Kuala ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Airlines - Travel Agents - Hotels

Non-profit insurance company recommended

28 June 2002 SINGAPORE - Given the sudden rapid increase in insurance charges to airlines, the establishment of a not-for-profit insurance company backed by national governments and stakeholders has been mooted as a safety net for the aviation industry. ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

Protect consumers, urges UTAG chief

5 December 2001 SYDNEY - A leading Australian travel group boss has urged the Australian government to implement a consumer-funded compensation programme to protect those affected by the collapse of travel companies. Bob Steel, managing director ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents

Airbus says all systems go for super jumbo jet

23 June 2000 Airbus Industrie partners on Friday said they would go ahead with plans to build the world’s largest airplane and the four-nation European consortium agreed to form a new company to handle the launch, Airbus Integrated Company (AIC). ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

MAS gets green light to raise foreign shareholding

27 July 2000 Malaysia Airlines has been given the green light by the ministry of finance to raise the limit on foreign ownership of its equity to 45 percent from 30 percent. The national airline confirmed this in response yesterday to a query from ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

Japanese carriers get in on net play

24 August 2000 ,/I> The Japanese travel market was treated to front page news last week. First, competing airlines Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Air System announced their intentions to create a joint Internet company to sell domestic ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Corporate Travel - Travel Agents - MICE - Hotels

Amex-QF taking care of business

14 August 2003 SYDNEY - American Express and Qantas Airways have released details of their co-branded corporate charge card for Australian-based small and mid-sized companies. Amex sees the scheme as a pilot that will be launched with other international ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Travel Agents - Corporate Travel

MAS to have new CEO come September 1?

22 August 2000 Speculation is rife that Malaysia Airlines will name a new chairman on September 1 to replace Tan Sri Tajudin Ramli. According to sources close to the national carrier, the name being bandied around to take over is Tan Sri Dato’ ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Airlines - MICE - Hotels

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