Services set to shut down as 'super typhoon' heads for South China
This story will be updated as the situation unfolds. China is bracing for the arrival ...
Cathay Pacific has confirmed plans to push ahead with staff redundancies.
The move follows a 2016 described by chief executive Ivan Chu as one characterised by weak sales and declining demand – despite growth in its cargo division of 3% in 2016.
CH Aviation reported that Mr Chu had conceded the “very tough” operating environment – which he expected to impact the carrier over the long-term – had forced Cathay to draw up a restructuring plan and confirmed a staff reduction exercise, ...
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