Cathay Pacific News
Cathay Pacific latest to offer free Covid-19 insurance
Cathay Pacific is seeking to help customers travel with confidence by collaborating with AXA General Insurance Hong Kong to provide free Covid-19 coverage to all passengers whenever they fly.
Cathay Dragon shutdown with immediate effect
Cathay Pacific has confirmed regional subsidiary Cathay Dragon will cease operations after three decades as part of a wider restructuring of the company in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cathay Pacific counts cost of Covid-19 downturn
Cathay Pacific has reported a loss of £1 billion for the first half of the financial year as the Covid-19 crisis continues to decimate demand for global air travel.
Cathay Pacific carries 900 passengers a day in June
Cathay Pacific has said it expects to report a loss of HK$9.9 billion (£1 billion) for the six months ended June 30th. The figure compares to a net profit of HK$1.3 billion for the same period in 2019.
Cathay Care seeks to keep passengers safe
Cathay Pacific has launched Cathay Care, a new protocol that incorporates cleaning, protection and hygiene measures to ensure the safety of both employees and passengers, from check-in to landing.
Cathay Pacific secures £4bn government-backed bailout
This three-part plan, financed by the government of Hong Kong, is designed to provide Cathay with sufficient funds to withstand the industry-wide downturn, as well as a stable platform from which it will be able to conduct a wholesale review of operations.
Cathay Pacific to run skeleton flight schedule for two months
Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon will reduce capacity by 96 per cent across passenger networks in April and May in light of the severe drop in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Cathay Pacific further cuts capacity in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong-based carrier, which has been among the airlines hardest hit by the virus, said it has reduced capacity across its network by 65 per cent in March and April.
Cathay Pacific offers staff unpaid leave in Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific has asked staff to take three weeks of unpaid leave to help it cope with the impact of the coronavirus. The Hong Kong flag-carrier has offered a voluntary special leave scheme to all employees.
Cathay Pacific welcomes return of Betsy Beer
Betsy Beer has made a comeback onboard Cathay Pacific. With a new taste, a new look and a new roll-out, it will be available to all passengers on all long-haul flights in all cabins.
Cathay Pacific chairman follows chief executive out of company
Cathay Pacific has announced today that John Slosar, chairman of the company, will be retiring at the conclusion of the next board meeting. The board of directors has appointed Patrick Healy to succeed Slosar as chairman.
Hogg steps down as chief executive of Cathay Pacific
Rupert Hogg has stepped down as chief executive of Cathay Pacific. Hogg warned on Monday staff could be fired if they “support or participate in illegal protests” in Hong Kong.