An unwelcome adventure

Article Abstract:

Air travel in India is still characterized by poor service, antiquated facilities and congestion despite promises of improvement. Air India has a fleet of 30 planes and can service only 40% of its rights. Other airlines are trying to enter the market but are prevented by poor facilities of the airport terminals. Politicians have so far devoted $300 million to upgrading the facilities within the period of 1994-1996 aside from allowing foreign airlines to service commuter traffic.

Airports, flying fields, & services, Air Terminal Services, Other Airport Operations, Management, Services, India, Description and travel, Airport terminal services, Air travel, Airport terminals

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Air passes offer discounts for regional travelers

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Several Asian airlines are offering air passes to passengers that require short hops before reaching their destinations. The passes feature cheaper fares for stops and can save travelers 50% or more in ticket costs. Airlines that market such passes include Malaysia Airline System, Thai Airways International Ltd., Garuda Indonesian Airways, Air India, Indian Airlines, Ansett Airlines of Australia and Air Niugini.

Marketing, Asia, Transportation

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Crash highlights problems Korean Air already had

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Analysts are advocating investors to dump their Korean Air Lines stocks since these stocks would be unprofitable and may suffer losses in the long run. Analysts cite the possibility of lower ticket sales, loss of consumer confidence and passenger lawsuits to erode the company's financial situation. Also threatening Korean Air Lines are aircraft purchases and reduced passenger growth.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Securities, Aircraft accidents, Korean Air Lines Company Ltd.

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