The disappearance of Flight 370 in early March resulted in Malaysia Airlines’ ticket sales plunging
Malaysia Airlines sinks deeper in the red
Malaysia's flag carrier sank deeper in losses in the first quarter as ticket sales plunged after the disappearance of Flight 370 in early March, worsening an already weak period.
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QUOTES In time, a foreign investment is the only solution to make sure that the Qantas brand and its viability remains very strong Andrew Robb, Australia Trade and Investment Minister, on plans to ask Emirates Airline to invest in Qantas • •
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