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Letters | Cathay Pacific shows Lion Rock spirit with net profit
- Readers discuss the annual results of Hong Kong’s flag carrier, and what the city needs to do to attract global stars
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Cathay Pacific has posted a net profit of HK$9.78 billion (US$1.3 billion), bravo.
The airline is part of the fabric of Hong Kong, having stood by its customers and staff during the most trying of times. It’s easy to knock Cathay Pacific, complain about the quality of food, inability to redeem a flight to match your peak period holiday plans or condemn the airline for cancelling a flight every now and then.
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The proof, they say, is in the pudding, or in this case, the product. Cathay delivers on safety, on ensuring its fleet has the latest technology both in the cockpit and delivered to passengers through its in-flight entertainment and Wi-fi service.
The new cabin environment to be delivered over the coming 18 months or so will be world class and the hiring of new staff will restore the imbalance to service created by Covid-19. Cathay Pacific has the Lion Rock spirit; it is our international emblem of success and I am delighted to see them flying high.
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Mark Peaker, The Peak
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