Air Macau
Mar 29th, 2007 | 08:30 AM
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There's no source. The Macau airport (MFM) opened in 1995 and Air Macau (NX) also started flying then, using MFM as its hub and HQ. I follow news in Hong Kong and Macau regularly, and I don't recall any accident or incident for either.
Doing a Google search also came out empty.
Doing a Google search also came out empty.
Mar 29th, 2007 | 08:47 AM
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As for general information about the airline, you can try their website or wikipedia, or just do a general Google search.
It's 50% owned by the Chinese Government, the rest TAP Portugal, EVA Air of Taiwan, Stanley Ho, etc...
Its main business is to transfer Taiwanese people to/from China, as an alternate to using Hong Kong. But with the booming gaming industry, they're also expanding to elsewhere in Asia, ferrying gamblers to the casinos.
It's 50% owned by the Chinese Government, the rest TAP Portugal, EVA Air of Taiwan, Stanley Ho, etc...
Its main business is to transfer Taiwanese people to/from China, as an alternate to using Hong Kong. But with the booming gaming industry, they're also expanding to elsewhere in Asia, ferrying gamblers to the casinos.
