The Sydney Morning Herald, 31 Mar 2009, Danny John
Singapore Airlines is determined to push ahead with its campaign to fly between Australia and the United States despite the latest snub by the Federal Government in blocking its hopes to fly on the route.
Responding to the Federal Government's latest green paper on aviation, which has, in effect, again prevented the Singapore flag carrier from competing with Qantas on the trans-Pacific service, Singapore Airlines' chief executive, Chew Choon Seng, said the carrier was used to being "fobbed off" in its desire to fly on from its Australian destinations.
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