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Jetstar says the Australian domestic leisure market is doing “OK”. paul sadler
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Jetstar Hong Kong to decide on next step
Qantas boss warns on the rise of protectionism
Jetstar Hong Kong will have until September to decide if it will challenge the Hong Kong government’s decision to deny it an air operator’s certificate.
The proposed low-cost carrier, a joint venture between Qantas, China Eastern and Shun Tak Holdings, was left with an uncertain future in June when the Hong Kong Air Transport Licensing Authority (ATLA) ruled it did not meet the territory’s principal place of business test.
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