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Sep 18, 2008

Luxury terminal still upbeat

JetQuay expects turnaround after cutting charges and scrapping membership fees

By Karamjit Kaur AVIATION CORRESPONDENT

CHANGI Airport's luxury terminal operator has been hit by slow business and high running costs.

JetQuay has lost more than $4 million in less than two years since it launched the five-star facility, which is open to all travellers but geared towards the premium market.

Complete with its own private driveway and entrance, check-in counters and immigration and Customs facility, it offers users a way to bypass Changi's main terminals.

Read Karamjit Kaur's full story in Friday's edition of The Straits Times.

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