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	Currently, the national carrier is feeling a pinch from the political chaos plaguing the country. Although last month was still high season, its cabin factor was 70-72 per cent, down from 78 per cent in January 2012. First-quarter cabin factor is projected to average 72 per cent.</div>
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	For the whole year, its cabin factor is projected to stay at 74-76 per cent.&nbsp;</div>
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