Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong
Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

Reputation of Hong Kong airport will suffer if bosses appeal court ruling on security rules, says cabin crew union official

Federation spokeswoman Carol Ng and legal scholar Eric Cheung call on government to change rules as soon as possible, while transport minister Frank Chan says he respects court’s decision

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Karen Zhang

Updated: 11:31pm, 24 Aug, 2018

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Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong
Carol Ng, of Hong Kong Cabin Crew Federation, has urged the Airport Authority not to appeal the court ruling that it broke safety rules. Photo: Edward Wong
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