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Jan 2, 2009

SIA firm on tickets dispute

FIVE days after travel agents in India stopped selling Singapore Airlines tickets because of a dispute over sales commissions, both sides are sticking to their guns.

SIA says the boycott has had no significant impact on its business.

For their part, the travel agents insist they will not back down, and have stopped selling SilkAir tickets as well - with effect from Thursday.

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

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