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But something big has changed: after more than a year of rising raw-materials costs, companies are at long last managing to pass part of those costs along to consumers. American Airlines, among other flyers, has raised ticket prices even as it has squeezed in more seats to offset higher...
But Emirates faces some obstacles on its way to achieving its world-class ambitions. Fifty-dollars-a-barrel oil has hit the airline hard: it has instituted a wide-scale hiring freeze and delayed starting service to San Francisco and other U.S. cities. The neighborhood is getting crowded as well...
Flanagan knows better than most how far he?and his airline?has come in the past quarter-century. Today, he points out, Dubai is as close to the center of the world as a passenger can get. "Emirates needs only one stop to get you anywhere," says Flanagan. Of the...
Let it Rain! is the opening story in TIME Global Business?a new, monthly section of TIME Asia. Drawing on our network of reporters around the world (Let it Rain! was reported in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Menlo Park, California), TIME Global Business, which was launched in our U.S. edition...
When Munir Said Thalib, Indonesia's most prominent human-rights campaigner, died during a Garuda Airlines flight from Jakarta to Amsterdam and was later found to have been poisoned with arsenic, his murder became a test of new President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's pledge to run an open and accountable...