Budget travel booms in downturn – 20 Mar 09
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Air travel is typically one of the first sectors hit during an economic downturn. But one part of the industry is continuing to grow: budget travel. Al Jazeera's Azhar Sukri reports on an airline that's bucking the global trend.
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