文章滿長的，節錄部分以 [...] 帶過：
MIA Still Trying To Convince Airlines To Fly Nonstop To Asia
邁阿密機場還是希望能夠說服航空公司開航不中停航班至亞洲
※ 不過感覺好像找錯對象，應該極力說服寰宇成員 CX/JL 才對？
By TNM Staff on March 18, 2015
MIA MAKING STRATEGIC PUSH FOR DIRECT ASIA PASSENGER SERVICE
Aviation Director Emilio T. Gonzalez travels to Taiwan for talks with airline
executives, government officials.
Miami-Dade Aviation Director (MDAD) Emilio T. Gonzalez traveled to Taipei,
Taiwan last week to hold a series of one-on-one meetings with key Asian
airline executives and government officials to discuss Miami-Asia passenger
service.
The official visit was just the latest step in Miami International Airport's
long-term effort to establish the Miami-Asia travel connection – a goal that
is in direct keeping with the airport’s strategic development plans. It also
comes at a time when Asian interest and investment in Miami are growing.
Gonzalez was joined in Taiwan – also known as the Republic of China – by
MIA's Director of Marketing, Chris Mangos, who heads the airport's year-round
route development efforts.
...
Gonzalez' busy agenda included meetings with airline executives from the
Republic of China's flag carrier China Airlines, which is based at Taipei's
Taoyuan International Airport, and with Taiwan-based EVA Air.
The MDAD Director met with two of China Airlines' top officials: Senior Vice
President Hsiao-Hsing Tung and Assistant Vice President for Corporate
Development Alex Tung. The carrier's cargo division, China Airlines Cargo,
is the first – and longest running – Asian carrier to operate at MIA and
has done so since 1997.
He also met with Andrew Su, Deputy Senior Vice President for Corporate
Planning for EVA Air, which was recently rated among the top 10 airlines in
the world by industry group AirlineRatings.com.
Additionally, Gonzalez met with the Senior Vice President of Taipei's
Taoyuan International Airport, Jerry Dann. Like MIA, Taoyuan is a leading
world hub for both international passengers and international freight traffic.
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“Our MIA team is being very deliberate in its efforts to bring direct Asia
passenger service to Miami for the first time,” said Gonzalez. “Traveling
to this untapped market and holding face-to-face meetings with high-level
decision-makers is essential to the process, and it puts Miami squarely on
the radar of these expanding Asian carriers. Taipei is a natural Asian hub
that offers travelers easy access to the Chinese mainland, Southeast Asia,
South Korea and Japan, so connecting it with MIA’s Latin America-Caribbean
gateway makes perfect sense.”
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