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Taking stock after the shockTaking stock after the shock
31-Aug-2006
As the industry begins to analyse the long-term implications of the foiled UK terror plot of August 10, DFNI asks leading operators how they were affected by increased restrictions and how they have responded
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Gebr Heinemann co-owner Gunnar Heinemann
"Wherever routes to US destinations play a significant role, we have seen sales fall. At other locations we are growing steadily and have not seen
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