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Inflight Sales Group quits Macau contractInflight Sales Group quits Macau contract
29-Sep-2001
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Exclusive: By Isabelle Caprano
Inflight retail concessionaire Inflight Sales Group (ISG) has announced it will end its contract with Air Macau on November 26 because of extensive credit card fraud affecting duty-free sales. King Power Group will take over the contract.
ISG said that over the past 12 months up to 25% of duty-free sales on the airline had been made with fraudulent credit cards. With several organised gangs operating in Taiwan, fraud has been prevalent on the carrier's main duty-free route to China via Macau. Some 70% of the airline's passengers are Taiwanese.
- Full story in Duty-Free News International October 1, out next week.
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(28-Sep-2001) - INTERNATIONAL. Inflight retail concessionaire Inflight Sales Group (ISG) has announced that its contract with Air Macau will end on November 26. The contract will be terminated, it is claimed, because of extensive credit card fraud affecting duty-free sales. King Power will take over the contract from ISG.
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(12-Jan-2007) - The group has opened a luxury boutique for the brand at Macau’s Mandarin Oriental hotel
(1-Sep-2005) - The carrier achieves record sales in July thanks to a strong partnership with King Power Group (Hong Kong)
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