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Airline Competition: Airlines upgrade to reach ultra-luxury market

The end of the year is a peak season for air travel around the world. The Asia-Pacific airline industry hopes to ride that wave, and is expected to see profits grow by more than 8 percent to 9 billion dollars next year. Some, including Singapore Airlines, plan to boost earnings by adding a touch of glitz to their planes. Sandy Huang takes a closer look.

April 2, 2018