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SIN Sales & Sales Support: (back row, from left) Lim Chin Hwee, Daniel Chng, Lim Beng Aik, Sim Beng Huat, Chitra Muthu, Ulfa Abod, George Li, Aziz Abdullah, Mervyn Lim, Clinton Tan (Dpy GM Singapore Sales), Freddy Khoo (RVP SEA & SWP), Yvonne Tan, Alan Low, Sahayarajan, Kevin Peeris; (front row, from left) Irfanah Kassim, Susan Soon, Jenny Lee, Ng Bee Hwa.
Reservations: (back row, from left) Alan Cheng, Chong Yong Hin, Nagandiran Bhaskaran, Michael Ng, Kieu Yen Shing, Yeo Boon Kin, Anna Tay, Doris Long, Vijaya Lakshmi, Nah Teck Chye; (front row, from left) Koo Kay Lee, Sim Beng Huat, Suriyani Masod, Paul Kwok.
Accounts & Administration: (back row, from left) Tony Tan, Ginny Lim, Judy Ng, Farvindah Khairoodin, Nurwati Ahmad, Boyina Swarnalata, Dorothy Tan; (front row, from left) Regina Teo, Cassandra Tan (Accounts Mgr), Easwari Krishnan.
A dynamic city with only 697.1 sq km of land area, Singapore is a rich blend of cultures, cuisine, arts and architecture, and home to 4.35 million people. World-renowned Changi Airport handled 1.78 million tonnes of air cargo and 8.3 million visitors in 2004, all of which contri-buted to the country's external trade of S$580.37 billion for the year.

Singapore plays host to one leg of the World Series Racing Championship for horse racing in the Singapore Airlines International Cup. Come 14 May 2006, there will be 16 starters from all over the world racing for US$1.8 million dollars in prize money.

SIA Cargo's Mega Ark is trusted with bringing many of these top racing stallions from both the northern and southern hemispheres to the race.
Singapore Station, as the home base for the national carrier, boasts a freighter fleet of 15 Boeing 747-400F aircraft, operating a total of 53 flights per week. The services comprise 25 flights to the US via either the Pacific or the Atlantic, 15 flights to India and the Middle East that terminate in Europe, nine intra-Asia services and four services to the Southwest Pacific.

Singapore's geographical position makes her an excellent transhipment hub. As much as 65% of Singapore's exports are made up of transhipment cargo originating from the South East Asian and Indo-China regions. SATS provides exceptional cargo handling out of the two SIA Superhub Terminals, equipped with state-of-the-art Material Handling Systems and computerised workflow processes. Singapore has the capability and expertise to handle odd-sized cargo, aircraft engines, live animals, pharmaceutical products and electronic goods.

Major Industries: Electronics, Chemicals, Banking & Finance, Real Estate, Tourism
Major Exports: Petroleum Products, Industrial Machines, Electronic Components & Parts, Clothing
Major Imports: Crude Petroleum, Iron & Steel, Industrial Machines, Electric Generators, Electronic Components & Parts
 
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