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Asian LCCs: Twin Viva Macau Planes Become Quadruplets

Where: Macau
October 16, 2008 at 12:35 PM | by ced138 | 0 Comments

Macau's teeny tiny Viva Macau is doubling its fleet, which means it's adding two planes. With the new pair, Viva will add to its current destinations in Japan, South Korea, Indonesia and Australia as well launching routes to India, Russia and the Middle East.

Viva Macau is actually one of the larger airlines in the Chinese SAR. That's because the government grants sole use of the airspace to Air Macau, which then leases the space to other carriers.

Viva Macau is still struggling to remain financially solvent, but executives hope booming tourism to the region--casinos and beaches draw droves of visitors--will help put the company in the black. We've seen the sudden deaths of too many US-based LCCs this year. Hopefully, for its sake, Macau is isolated geographically and financially from the rest of the world.

Related Stories:
· Macau Doubles Fleet, Staff [Macau Hub]
· Viva Macau is a Winner [Jaunted]

[Photo: tango-sierra]

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