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Oscar Liu

Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways has launched an investigation into a staff member after a video circulating online showed her throwing suitcases from a flight of stairs and violating the airline’s baggage handling procedures.
The airline apologised on Tuesday to passengers for the inconvenience caused.


The video circulating online showed a female worker wearing a reflective Cathay Pacific vest working on a staircase running from the plane to the tarmac, repeatedly throwing suitcases from a higher position.
Cathay said it was aware of the video and confirmed an employee from its ground-handling service provider was involved in the incident.
She was removed from her current position, pending the results of the investigation, it said.
Cathay said it had urged the ground-handling service provider to strengthen overall staff training and supervision to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
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Video shows worker wearing Cathay Pacific vest repeatedly throwing suitcases from staircase


Video shows worker wearing Cathay Pacific vest repeatedly throwing suitcases from staircase.


Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific launches inquiry after video shows staff member throwing luggage

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Video shows worker wearing Cathay Pacific vest repeatedly throwing suitcases from staircase