Hong Kong authorities late yesterday rejected Jetstar Hong Kong’s application for an AOC, sighting that the airline’s primary place of business and decision making was not in Hong Kong, stating: “Jetstar Hong Kong cannot make its decisions independently from that of the two foreign shareholders”. This is a blow to the brilliant JetStar model, but it should not be the end of trying to set something up in Hong Kong. So what now for what was a promising joint venture between Qantas, China Eastern Airlines and Shun Tak Holdings? The latter, Shun Tak Holdings, should have helped secure an AOC
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