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Credit: Cathay Pacific
AUCKLAND--Cathay Pacific intends to shift one of its major Asian routes to its Dragonair subsidiary early in 2017, and will also transfer some widebody aircraft. Dragonair will take over Cathay’s four daily Hong Kong–Kuala Lumpur flights progressively in March–May 2017. Five A330s will be switched...
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