Cathay Pacific Airways
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Cargo decline continues for Cathay, intra-Asia steady
Cathay Pacific Airways, the world's largest air cargo carrier, has said its cargo throughput fell in September, the sixth consecutive drop, with passenger volumes also beginning to look more uncertain.
07 November 2011
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Cathay places order for eight B777-200Fs
Cathay Pacific Airways has announced a significant investment in 12 B777s, including eight B777-200 Freighters and four B777-300ER passenger aircraft. The 12 new aircraft have a list price of about HK$25.6 billion. The aircraft are expected to be delivered to the airline between 2013 and 2016 and will be powered by General Electric GE90 engines.
19 August 2011
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Cathay, Dragonair see 11% cargo drop in July
Cathay Pacific Airways has released combined Cathay Pacific and Dragonair traffic figures for July 2011 showing a year-on-year decline for cargo and mail tonnage while passenger numbers rose alongside a rise in capacity, compared to the same month in 2010.
19 August 2011
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Cathay Pacific boss urges third runway at HKIA
Cathay Pacific Chief Executive John Slosar told an Australian audience that a third runway at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) would be important not only for Cathay Pacific and the aviation industry, but for the long-term stability and sustain…
03 June 2011
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Cathay and Air China ink air cargo JV
Cathay Pacific Airways and Air China have set up an air-cargo joint venture in China, according to a joint statement by the carriers on Thursday, finalising an agreement after discussions lasting nearly four years. The joint venture will be 51 per …
26 February 2010
