The power of AirAsia


	The power of AirAsia

cheryl

11-5-2006 9:07 PM

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cheryl says:

So now they're so successful, they can pick and choose their destinations...
And I thought their "now everyone can fly" was sincere.
(OK fine maybe it still halfway is.)

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