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15-Nov-2005
The Malaysian aviation industry has changed beyond recognition over the past 12 years. Its evolution is partly a result of the gradual emergence of Malaysia Airlines as a world-class carrier and partly due to the transfer of international operations from Kuala Lumpur Sepang airport to the new Kuala Lumpur International (KLIA) airport in 1998. But the commercial awareness of national airport authority Malaysia Airports has also played a big part
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Today Malaysia Airports' retail subsidiary Eraman is one of the group's most profitable business divisions, but before 1993 the authority had no interest in directly operating retail. The first indication
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