Cathay Pacific Airways finds itself stuck on the runway as the pilots’ union demands a government investigation into the airline’s chaotic flight cancellations.
The blame game points directly to severe job cuts made during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Paul Weatherill, Chairman of the Hong Kong Aircrew Officers Association, states that Cathay’s current plight, rooted in the decisions made by management in 2020, demands a thorough review.
“Hong Kong aviation will continue to suffer until there is an acknowledgement of these mistakes and a change in leadership, particularly among those responsible for overseeing flight operations.”
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, John Lee, expresses grave concern over the cancellations, recognising the vital role flight capacity plays in the city’s transportation hub. With 200 flights grounded since…
