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Articles tagged “cathay pacific”

Airlines

Cathay and Singapore Air upgrade front cabins but have a tough time filling them

As business travel still remains in retrenchment, especially long haul, Cathay & Singapore Air have to work harder just to retain the current clients, and hence these upgrades now.

David Fickling and Jasmine Wang, Bloomberg | 11 years ago

Cathay and Singapore Air upgrade front cabins but have a tough time filling them

Airlines

Cathay Pacific flights attendants will be smiling on your holiday flight after all

Airlines and airports have worked quickly to resolve labor discussion with employees prior to their proposed strikes during the holiday season, Cathay Pacific included.

Jasmine Wang and Susan Li, Bloomberg | 11 years ago

Cathay Pacific flights attendants will be smiling on your holiday flight after all

Airlines

Cathay Pacific flight attendants strike smiles from their service during labor strife

If the worker’s refusal to indulge the airline and flyers in anything more than the safety protocol accomplishes their goal, other workers may follow suit for future strikes in lieu of completely stopping service.

Hugo Martin, Los Angeles Times | 11 years ago

Cathay Pacific flight attendants strike smiles from their service during labor strife

Airlines

Cathay Pacific to cut long haul capacity in face of slowing international travel demand

Cutting on long haul and focusing on short haul will not make it easy for Cathay, as low cost Asian airlines are resurgent all around it.

Skift | 11 years ago

Airlines

Boeing predicts Asia-Pacific markets will need 185,600 new pilots to accommodate growth

Asia-Pacific airlines currently account for two-thirds of all global airlines’ net income and will need pilots and technicians to man the thousands of new planes forecasted to enter the region over the next 20 years.

Skift | 12 years ago