SINGAPORE, March 25 (Reuters) - Singapore's Changi Airport, Asia's fifth-largest, saw a 16.2 percent rise in air freight by tonnage in February from a year ago, showing stronger global demand for goods, data showed on Thursday.The airport also saw a 21.5 percent jump in passenger traffic in February, the biggest rise in six years, though this was skewed by visitors passing through the airport to the Singapore Airshow, as well as by the Lunar New Year holiday. Full Story
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