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15-Oct-2007
Operating a successful hub airport such as Singapore Changi is no longer enough to fulfil the more aggressive international ambitions of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. But corporatising its airport structure will offer it more flexibility to spread its wings overseas. Tina Milton reports
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has always taken pride in its reputation, which is almost beyond reproach in travel-retail circles. Testament to this is its second consecutive
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