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Estimating the net economic impact of air services

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A comparative evaluation of the government's role in national airlines

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Regulation, competition and the politics of air access across the Pacific

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Singapore Airlines: in pursuit of excellence

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Can stopovers be induced to revisit transit hubs as stayovers? : a new perspective on the relationship between air transportation and tourism

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Chapter 3 Strategic Response from Singapore Airlines to the Rapid Expansion of Global, Full-service Hub Carriers in the Middle East

Fan, Terence Ping Ching - In: Airline economics in Asia, (pp. 33-60). 2018

The rise of Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways in the Middle East (collectively referred to as “ME3”) has been absolutely dramatic. How should other full-service carriers respond? This study takes a look at how one carrier, Singapore Airlines, has responded and may offer clues to how others...

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