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No stopping Singapore

Major overseas aerospace companies investing billions in the Lion city; fast-growing Seletar Aerospace Park the new ‘crown jewel’
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PAL sale: Tan in talks with San Miguel

Philippine Airlines (PAL) may be heading for a change of ownership with one of the region’s largest food and beverage conglomerates, the San Miguel Corporation (SMC), confirming last month it is “seriously looking” at acquiring a majority stake in the carrier. The Philippine national flag carrier is currently majority owned by local tobacco tycoon Lucio Tan, whose PAL Holdings directly holds 82% of PAL.
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China takes steps to ease congestion

China has begun introducing changes in airspace procedures that may help resolve some of the country’s major congestion issues. Also, it may lay the groundwork for growth in the general aviation sector, vital to encouraging more young people to fly and take up careers as airline pilots.
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ETS still under fire

Europe’s new carbon trading scheme for airlines came into effect on January 1, but it has not halted the wave of criticism, threats of legal action and retaliatory measures emanating from carriers and their governments around the world. China, for example, has given an outright undertaking that it will not pay up.
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