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🎥StarLux to launch Jan. 23 amid cutthroat competition
星宇航空小年夜首飛 機內完整內裝曝光

Taiwanese startup airline StarLux will begin operations next Thursday with flights to Macao, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Ahead of the maiden voyage, reporters were invited into an aircraft cabin for a peek at what passengers can expect. To stand out in a cutthroat market, StarLux plans to target the luxury travel segment. It's taking on Taiwan's top two airlines, EVA and China Airlines, both of which have already begun repositioning themselves for battle.

星宇航空1月23日即將首飛，週五對媒體曝光機內完整內裝。對於它的加入，華航與長榮也做好搶佔市場因應，包括星宇4月要增開的台北宿霧航線，華航提前3月底開航；長榮去年也搶開星宇即將首飛的峴港。

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Francis Fong, honorary president of the IT Federation, said the trend of mobile payments would only become bigger in the years to come.
“Everyone now has a smartphone to complete transactions. This is a big advantage over credit cards, where merchants’ terminals must be connected to a landline,” Fong said.
IT Federation’s Fong said rather than directly competing with its rivals, Octopus should capitalise on its dominant position by helping new entrants set up shop and charging a commission.
“The pie is big in Hong Kong. You can partner with the supermarkets, while I can focus on convenience stores, and so on. It doesn’t have to be cutthroat competition,” he said.
The IT expert also said it was unfair to blame Octopus for the city’s slow development in the mobile payment market.
“I heard that Octopus was ready to launch an electronic wallet function years ago. But it was not until last year that the Monetary Authority issued licences.”