Committed to excellence

Joe Bates

9-Nov-2006

Middle Eastern airlines pride themselves on the quality and variety of their onboard catering offer. Joe Bates talks to two expanding regional carriers about how they maintain high standards in cost-conscious times

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Swingeing cuts, outsourcing and cost savings have become the norm for the inflight catering market since September 11 2001 as financial problems, competition and soaring oil prices have taken their........

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