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57. LAN to Increase Flights between Santiago and Rio de Janeiro: LAN to Increase Flights between Santiago and Rio de Janeiro. LAN is to add a third daily direct flight between Santiago, Chile, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to meet peak season travel demand in the new year. The new seasonal flight will operate from 1 January until 1 May 2011.

58. Qatar Airways Launches Hanoi Flights; Increases HCM Services: Qatar Airways Launches Hanoi Flights; Increases HCM Services. Qatar Airways has launched scheduled flights to Hanoi and added frequencies to its Ho Chi Minh City route, nearly tripling the airline’s number of services in and out of Vietnam. Qatar Airways now operates 11 flights a week from Doha to Vietnam’s two largest cities, up from its previous four frequencies a week to Ho Chi

59. Boeing World Air Cargo Forecast: Boeing World Air Cargo Forecast. World air cargo traffic will expand at a 5.9% annual rate over the next two decades, with worldwide air freight traffic expected to triple through 2029, according to the Boeing World Air Cargo Forecast 2010/2011. Boeing released the biennial forecast, which is widely cited by airlines and industry groups, at the International Air Cargo Forum and Exh

60. Ariane Partners OpenWays to Offer Fully Automated Hotel Check-In / Out Solution: Ariane Partners OpenWays to Offer Fully Automated Hotel Check-In / Out Solution. Ariane Systems, a leading provider of self-service check-in / out technology for the hospitality industry, has partnered Chicago-based OpenWays, the developer of the Mobile Key cell phone-based front desk bypass system that allows hotel guests to directly access their assigned rooms.

61. How is Technology Shaping Airports?: Technology and Airports. After a reduction in airport’s IT budgets during 2008, spend rose to 3.6% in 2009. Strongest areas of growth were in Asia Pacific and the Middle East and Africa, with more cautious levels of investment in Europe and North America. The outlook for 2011 looks positive with 78% of airports expecting budgets to remain the same or increase.