DeutschNewstral
Article
South China Morning Post on 2020-10-22 17:27
Dragon’s gold: Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific likely to retain axed subsidiary’s routes, sources say, but push for transparency ongoing behind scenes
Related news
- Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to restart use of polar route flight path over Russia after it was axed in March because of invasion of UkraineSouth China Morning Post
- SAxed Cathay Pacific staff may not stay unemployed for long as property agents, insurers snap them up, absorbing shock of Hong Kong’s biggest ever lay-offscmp.com
Hong Kong’s Cathay posts $262M 1H loss on fierce competitionseattletimes.com
Hong Kong’s Cathay says September passenger traffic slumpsreviewtimes.com- Cathay Dragon’s 35-year run comes to an end as coronavirus claims one more victimSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific records HK$2 billion loss in February as pandemic limits travelSouth China Morning Post
- Singapore Airlines named world’s No 2 carrier. Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific tumbles to 16thSouth China Morning Post
- SSuper-connector brands like Cathay Pacific and Lee Kum Kee are Hong Kong’s superpowerscmp.com
- Cathay Pacific Group: Hong Kong’s Cathay Dragon set for new CEO but flights may be limited to China, sources saySouth China Morning Post
- Coronavirus: Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific initiates disciplinary action against unvaccinated flight crewSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to resume cadet pilot training programme for first time in 2 yearsSouth China Morning Post
- SCathay Pacific’s failures must inform Hong Kong’s A&E crisis responsescmp.com
- Hong Kong’s MTR Corp reverses ban on Cathay Pacific same-sex ad after LGBT outcrySouth China Morning Post
- SBeijing’s treatment of Cathay is just the start. Welcome to Hong Kong’s future of corporatismscmp.com
- Hong Kong’s zero-Covid strategy ‘killing’ Cathay Pacific, CEO of major shareholder warnsSouth China Morning Post
- Coronavirus: Cathay Pacific pilot’s infection sparks testing frenzy in Hong Kong’s Discovery BaySouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Jardine Aviation Services to axe 340 jobs, following Cathay Pacific in coronavirus restructuringSouth China Morning Post