The Malaysian Insider, 30 Nov 2008
SINGAPORE, Nov 30 - More than 70 years after the first Singapore-Kuala Lumpur commercial flight, all restrictions will be lifted on airlines flying between the two cities from tomorrow.
It took five years of lobbying by budget airlines and travellers before the final barriers to open air travel could be dismantled in one of Asia's most restricted air sectors.
The big winner in this move to liberalise the sector is the traveller. Liberalisation means choices galore - more carriers, more flights - and lower fares as competition grows.
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