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Joan Ng

Published Mon, Sep 9, 2024 · 07:00 AM
    • It is hard to forget the record-breaking profits SIA reported as pandemic chains were lifted and revenge travel became a buzzword, but investors must look forward rather than back, writes BT senior correspondent Joan Ng.
    • It is hard to forget the record-breaking profits SIA reported as pandemic chains were lifted and revenge travel became a buzzword, but investors must look forward rather than back, writes BT senior correspondent Joan Ng. BT SCREENSHOT

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    • Cathay Pacific reports engine trouble
    • Singapore Savings Bond yield falls to 2.77 per cent

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    The European aviation safety regulator has issued an emergency directive for airlines to inspect 86 A350-1000 planes powered by XWB-97 engines, responding to an engine fire that forced a Cathay Pacific flight to return to Hong Kong last Monday (Sep 2).

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