Cathay Pacific to Resume Middle East Passenger Flights in September
L'essentiel
- Cathay Pacific Airways will resume Middle East passenger flights in September, six months after suspending services due to the war.
- Freighter flights to Riyadh begin August 1, followed by daily passenger flights to Dubai and four-times-weekly services to Riyadh on September 1.
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Pourquoi c'est important
Cathay Pacific suspended Middle East passenger services six months prior due to the ongoing war. The airline is now progressively restoring operations.
Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways will resume Middle East passenger flights in September, six months after suspending services due to the war.
The airline said on Thursday it would progressively restore passenger and cargo operations, starting with freighter flights to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from August 1.
Daily passenger flights to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and four-times-weekly services to Riyadh will resume on September 1.
“These flights are already open for sale. Cathay will continue to closely monitor the evolving situation in the Middle East ahead of the resumption dates,” the airline said.
A check by the South China Morning Post found that a Cathay round-trip economy flight from Hong Kong to Dubai in September cost up to HK$8,853, with HK$2,524 attributed to carrier surcharges.
Questions ouvertes
- Will the situation in the Middle East remain stable enough for continued operations?
- What is the long-term impact on Cathay Pacific's profitability?
