Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific has taken another significant step in its fleet-renewal efforts with an order for six Airbus A350F freighters.

Cathay Pacific has fulfilled its goal of buying back half of the airline’s shares held by the Hong Kong government.

Cathay Pacific is very confident it will achieve its target of operating 70% of its pre-pandemic capacity by the end of this year.

Members of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines collectively have set an “aspirational target” of 5% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) usage by 2030.

Major Chinese airports are looking to grow by expanding regional connections.

Patrick Healy spoke Oct. 3 as a panelist at IATA’s first World Sustainability Symposium, being held in Madrid.

The boom in demand for travel to and from Australia shows no sign of abating.

Australia is a key part of international recovery strategies for many overseas carriers.

Cathay Pacific and Malaysia Airlines' plan to operate on a metal-neutral basis between Hong Kong and Malaysia has been dropped amid regulatory scrutiny.

A deal for more Airbus A320neos shows Cathay is looking to expand beyond recovery.

Cathay has exercised purchase rights for 32 more Airbus A320neo-family aircraft.

A filing from Cathay Pacific said the group will convert purchase rights for 32 Airbus A320neos or A321neos into firm orders by the end of September.

The airport authority of Hong Kong (AAHK) has invested around HK$9 billion ($1.2 billion) to spruce up its infrastructure.

Cathay saw a meaningful jump in figures after aligning with the reopening of China in January 2023.

Cathay Pacific expects a return to profitability in the current half-year period, boosted by steady recovery in cashflow and network capacity.

The flag-carrier also wants to pay all future preference shares dividends as they fall due and to redeem the preference shares in due course.

Under a new, young CEO, Cathay Pacific is reconnecting with the world and its customers.

Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways has a long and proud history in passenger and cargo operations but with no domestic market.

The airline is meeting its capacity rebound goals as it plans new aircraft orders.

Cathay is also looking at placing new orders for freighter aircraft.

Cathay Pacific is confident that surging demand in many Asia-Pacific markets will enable it to meet its ambitious capacity growth targets.

Cathay Pacific has agreed to support the development of SAF production in mainland China, as part of the carrier’s broader SAF efforts.

Under its “mail as cargo” mantra, the Cathay Mail system integrates mail-handling data with air cargo systems using the postal air waybill.

Cathay Pacific is confident its hiring efforts are sufficient to support the airline’s plans to fully recover its pre-pandemic capacity levels.

This year’s edition of the event in Chiang Mai will see the return of the Awards ceremony dedicated to recognising excellence in route development across Asia Pacific's airlines, airports and destinations.