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Worth its weight in blog
Amongst fierce competition and slashed budgets, marketers want more bang for their buck. Lucy Siebert investigates the latest online marketing trends.

Best of British
Jane Austin talks to British Airways boss Willie Walsh and gets the low-down on lost luggage, T5 and what he really thinks about the Open Skies deal.

Making waves
Jane Austin finds out what makes the Dominican Republic one of the Caribbean’s most diverse tourist destinations.

High society
A new breed of luxury carrier has given the ‘high life’ a whole new meaning. Jessica Twentyman investigates.

The time is now
Has Armenia’s Yerevan-Zvartnots Airport got what it takes to become a key regional hub for passengers flying between Europe and Asia? Joe Bates reports.

Tanked up
As well as offering airlines economic and environmental benefits, Robin Stone finds out how alternative fuels could actually make for more efficient services.

One to watch
Asian air traffic markets may currently appear more dynamic, but John Grant explains why Latin America has plenty of potential.

A tale of two hubs
Stuart Bowden finds out exactly what makes Washington DC’s two main gateways great – and what sets them apart.

The 13th World Route Development Forum
Round-up of this year’s event in Stockholm.

A design for life
Airports are now collaborating more closely with airlines when designing new terminal infrastructure, writes Richard Rowe.

The name game
As branding becomes ever more important in today’s highly competitive market, David Bryon asks: what’s in an airport’s name?

Changing channels
A weak dollar and shifting traffic trends are changing the landscape for the US cargo market, reports Ian Putzger.

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Lucy Siebert
Acting Editor
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