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Comment on this article
John
July 19, 2016 at 1:33 pmFuel for carriers in HKG is controlled by the HKG CAD. That index is zero. This isn’t a disguise fuel surcharge by CX as it clearly refers to Brent Crude prices. Wake up HKG CAD and stop this. The market will be what the market will be so if increases are justified then put the price up. if not then don’t hide behind this surcharge which I have to believe will be stopped anyway by the CAD
Alex Lennane
September 07, 2016 at 3:44 pmWe’ve heard form the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department that on 12 August 2016, Cathay Pacific announced its decision to suspend the proposed AFA.