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	Kukui Roadhouse: 12/20/97 Silkair Airline Crash
		All 104 people on board a Silkair jetliner heading from Jakarta to Singapore were feared dead last night after it crashed outside the southern Sumatran city of Palembang.
		Officials from Singapore Airlines and SilkAir had earlier said that there had been no evidence of foul play, while Indonesian search directors said there was no evidence of terrorism or sabotage
		(AP) -- A 1997 SilkAir jet crash that killed all 104 on board is being investigated as a possible suicide-murder case.
	www.mahk.com /sc5483.htm (395 words)

	SilkAir Passenger Opinions about SilkAir service and product standards
		If Silkair were to implement IFEs (and not those rubbish digital portable players which are usually out of stock) it is a very strong contender for a 5 star rating.
		One negative point for silkair was that the beer ran out halfway the flight and we all have to settle for other drinks - there should be enough beer for all.
		Silkair's A320 aircraft from Singapore to Phuket on 14 Dec, and after flying Thai Airways to Frankfurt and back, I found Silkair's service to be far better.
	www.airlinequality.com /Forum/silk_air.htm (1444 words)

	SilkAir: Terms And Conditions
		SilkAir is also not liable nor responsible for any material provided by third parties with their own respective copyright and shall not under any circumstances, be liable for any loss, damages or injury arising from these materials.
		SilkAir may use the content of any such communications, including any ideas, inventions, concepts, techniques or know-how disclosed herein, for any purpose, including the developing, manufacturing and/or marketing of goods and/or services.
		SilkAir is not responsible for the contents of those Websites and will not be liable for any loss, damages or injury arising from the contents of those Websites.
	www.silkair.com /mbe/en_UK/content/global/termsAndConditions.jsp?JSESSIONID=FmTR2sN2VJjh9JvvP6RDpCbh2sQ0kkBLld0sZs6RKN8RtKRmnGhy!2026230192!NONE (1041 words)

	Singapore:SilkAir under fire as suicide crash theory gains ground
		Families of victims on the SilkAir Boeing 737-300, which nose-dived into a river on Sumatra island, sought an independent probe into why a pilot with known disciplinary problems was allowed to fly.
		SilkAir General Manager Mak Swee Wah said late Wednesday: "Suicide is not the conclusion at this point in time...
		SilkAir's Mak said the airline had reviewed its operating practices and procedures since the accident and found that it had complied with all regulatory requirements.
	www.singapore-window.org /sw99/90826afp.htm (847 words)

	SilkAir to launch direct flights between Singapore and Kota Kinabalu
		SilkAir is to launch direct twice-weekly flights between Singapore and Kota Kinabalu, the gateway of Sabah
		SilkAir's twice-weekly service on Monday and Friday will complement Malaysia Airlines thrice-weekly flights on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
		To commemorate the launch of its new flights, SilkAir is introducing an inaugural fare of S$188 to Kota Kinabalu for bookings made by 17 December 2005.
	www.asiatraveltips.com /news05/1811-KotaKinabalu.shtml (478 words)

	SilkAir at AllExperts
		SilkAir is a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines and is based in Singapore.
		As the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, SilkAir enhances Singapore Airline's vast international network by developing new destinations in Asia and serving regional connections using Singapore as the ideal transit hub.
		As of 2005, Silkair's fleet was a combination of Airbus A320s and Airbus A319s.
	en.allexperts.com /e/s/si/silkair.htm (405 words)

	EADS N.V. - SilkAir bestellt weitere Flugzeuge der A320-Familie
		SilkAir, die regionale Fluggesellschaft von Singapore Airlines, hat einen Vertrag über den Kauf von sechs weiteren Flugzeugen der A320-Familie unterzeichnet.
		SilkAir betreibt derzeit eine reine Airbus-Flotte, bestehend aus fünf A320 und vier A319.
		Die neuen Flugzeuge sollen der Erweiterung des Streckennetzes von SilkAir dienen.
	www.eads.com /web/printout/de/1024/content/400003/9/43/41136439.html/40986004_40986004/content/OF00000040950509/4/77/41093774.html (445 words)

	EADS N.V. - SilkAir erweitert Flotte mit zusätzlichen A320-Flugzeugen
		SilkAir, die regionale Fluggesellschaft von Singapore Airlines, hat einen Vertrag über elf zusätzliche A320-Flugzeuge unterzeichnet und sich Optionen auf weitere neun Flugzeuge dieses Typs gesichert.
		Die neuen A320-Flugzeuge sind für das SilkAir-Streckennetz in Asien vorgesehen, das kontinuierlich erweitert wird und derzeit 26 Ziele in 10 Ländern umfasst.
		Wir freuen uns sehr über die Gelegenheit, diese Partnerschaft fortzusetzen und zur künftigen Expansion von SilkAir beizutragen,“ sagte Louis Gallois, President und CEO von Airbus.
	www.eads.net /web/printout/de/1024/content/400003/0/38/41136380.html/41180008_41180008/content/OF00000040950509/3/10/41513103.html (407 words)

	LA VANGUARDIA DIGITAL - SilkAir confirma un pedido de seis aviones a Airbus
		SilkAir confirma un pedido de seis aviones a Airbus
		Los nuevos aparatos se sumarán a los cinco A320 y los cuatro A319 que ya integran la flota de SilkAir, equipada solamente con aparatos de Airbus.
		SilkAir, filial al 100 por ciento de Singapore Airlines, tiene vuelos a 25 ciudades de Asia.
	www.lavanguardia.es /premium/publica/publica?COMPID=51262762532&ID_PAGINA=22089&ID_FORMATO=9&PAGINACIO=1&SUBORDRE=3&TEXT= (171 words)

	UNAS : Silkair Partnership 2005 Press Release
		Members of the United Nations Association of Singapore (UNAS) jointly with SilkAir, wish to convey our heartfelt condolences to our friends in Asia for the tragic loss and unprecedented suffering brought to millions of family members and friends affected by the Asian Tidal Wave disaster on the 26th of December 2004.
		UNAS has partnered with SilkAir to collect funds on board SilkAir flights, to assist, in the immediate relief and the subsequent recovery of the countries affected by the disaster.
		The funds collected will be channeled to assist the United Nations and its Agencies in their relief efforts, in meeting both the immediate needs and subsequent reconstruction programs.
	www.unas.org.sg /exec.php?archiveID=267&contentID=268 (365 words)

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