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Airlines are continuing to cut back on the number of flight serving the city. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong protests force fresh cull of city flights, led by mainland China airlines
- Carriers including Xiamen Airlines and China Eastern among those stripping back services for the city
- Axing of flights becoming more frequent after more than five months of civil unrest
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Hong Kong protests
Updated: 6:49pm, 18 Nov, 2019
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Airlines are continuing to cut back on the number of flight serving the city. Photo: Felix Wong
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Cathay Pacific’s passenger numbers have fallen for the past three months. Photo: Dickson Lee
No joy for airlines seeking waivers, cuts in Hong Kong airport fees to help get through hard times
- Airport Authority makes clear it has no relief measures planned for airlines
- Airlines asked for lower landing, parking fees; lower rents for offices, lounges
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Hong Kong protests
Updated: 3:41pm, 18 Nov, 2019
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Cathay Pacific’s passenger numbers have fallen for the past three months. Photo: Dickson Lee
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