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- 209. Singapore Airlines Boosts Capacity to Key Destinations in Asia and Europe
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Singapore Airlines Boosts Capacity to Key Destinations in Asia and Europe. Singapore Airlines is boosting capacity on existing routes between Singapore and key destinations in Asia and Europe to cater to increasing demand when the Northern Summer schedule comes into effect later this month.
- 210. Qatar Airways Expands Flights to Australia to Help Get People Home
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From 29 March, Qatar Airways will add an extra 48,000 seats to the Australian market, helping stranded passengers in the country get home. The airline will operate the following flights:
- 211. Brazil's TAM Airlines Four additional Boeing 777-300ERs
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Brazil's TAM Airlines Four additional Boeing 777-300ERs. An order from Brazil's TAM Airlines for four additional Boeing 777-300ERs takes to 1,003 the number of 777s ordered since the first order of the popular widebody in 1990. The order also means that, to date in 2007, Boeing has received orders for 100 of the popular 777s.
- 212. Korean Air Finalizes Order for 32 Boeing Aircraft
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Korean Air has finalized an order with Boeing for 30 B737 MAXs and two additional B777-300ER (Extended Range) jetliners valued at nearly US$4 billion at current list prices. The airline also has options for additional 737 MAXs as part of the order.
- 213. Cathay Pacific Places its Biggest Ever Order for New Aircraft
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Cathay Pacific Places its Biggest Ever Order for New Aircraft.
- 214. Emirates Launches Non-Stop Dubai - Hanoi Flights
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Emirates has launched daily non-stop flights between Dubai and Hanoi, Vietnam. The new direct flights mean that passengers travelling to Hanoi no longer have to stop in Yangon, Myanmar saving approximately 2hrs and 30mins of travel time.
- 215. Air France orders Four Additional Boeing 777-300ERs
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Air France orders Four Additional Boeing 777-300ERs.
- 216. China Airlines Signs MOU for 6 Boeing 777 Freighters
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China Airlines has signed a MOU with Boeing for six 777 Freighters, three firm and a further three on option. Compared to the 747-400F, the Boeing 777F uses significantly less fuel.
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