Asia's lion share

At first glance, the Asia-Pacific region seems to have it all. Soaring demand of the like only dreamed about by airlines in the OECD has led to national carriers expanding and a plethora of start-up airlines, not to mention the slow awakening of China, the region's sleeping giant. However, incr...

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Published in:Airfinance journal 1996-12 (190), p.29
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Privatization
Purchasing
Startups
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