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		Singapore rebates $200m to airlines, tenants The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) is giving out a total of S$200 million in 2009 to help airlines and airport partners tide over the current economic downturn.
		No passengers for Korean airport South Korea has a $382 million “ghost airport” with not a single passenger in the past three months.
		Work starts on $100m. airport upgrade Work has started on a $100 million redevelopment of the Gold Coast Airport terminal, which is scheduled to be completed by March next year.
		10 airports to avoid A list of the world's 10 most scary airport runways has been compiled.
		Phones fighting airport queues Cellphones will be the new weapon against long airport queues this year.
		Air NZ shuts door on Hamilton Air New Zealand will suspend its remaining trans-Tasman service into and out of the central North Island city of Hamilton.
		Changi shops lack customers Since Singapore's Changi airport opened its T3 terminal last January, retailers have been complaining of slow business.
		Singapore shuns the blues Despite the global economic slowdown in the second half of 2008, Singapore Changi Airport says it handled a higher volume of passenger traffic.
		Sydney Airport earnings up Sydney Airport, wholly owned by Macquarie Airports, has reported full-year earnings grew by 6.9% - boosted by higher retail revenue.
		Melbourne sets new passenger record Melbourne Airport's latest passenger results indicate record numbers of passengers are travelling through the airport to both domestic and international destinations.
		Thai: lounges win accolades Thai Airways International’s first class lounge at Suvarnabhumi Airport has continued to win accolades from aviation professionals and customers alike, particularly for its unique “Thainess.”
		Kuwait honours Sheikh with terminal renaming Royal Aviation chairman Mubarak Al Mascati has announced the name of the Royal Aviation Terminal Building will be changed to the Sheikh Saad General Aviation Terminal, in commemoration of the late Father Emir Sheikh Saad Al Abdullah.
		Air NZ to threatens airport with legal action Air New Zealand has threatened a court challenge over Christchurch International Airport's $208 million terminal redevelopment plans at a time of a passenger slump.
		Beijing airport selling stake in cargo carrier Beijing Capital International Airport has started selling a 24% stake in International Cargo Transport of China.
		Planned Malaysian terminal raises questions Plans for a new low-cost-carrier terminal about 8km closer to Kuala Lumpur than the Sepang airport have been approved by the Malaysian Government.

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