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Cathay Pacific has announced the launch of direct flights from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Urumqi Diwopu International Airport (URC) starting April 28, 2025. The four-times-weekly service will utilize Airbus A330-300 aircraft, marking Urumqi as the airline’s 20th destination in mainland China. This move highlights Cathay Pacific’s commitment to expanding connectivity within the region. Additionally, the airline plans to introduce new routes to Hyderabad, Dallas, Rome, Munich, and Brussels in 2025. Cathay’s subsidiary, HK Express, will also expand its routes with new services to Japan and Vietnam. The airline aims to reach 100 global destinations by the end of 2025.
Boeing Delivers First 777X Amid Major Q4 Loss
Boeing Corporation is grappling with significant financial challenges as it prepares for its Q4 2024 earnings report, projecting revenue of $15.2 billion and a GAAP loss of ($5.46) per share. Anticipated operating cash flow is expected to be negative at ($3.5) billion, with cash reserves at $26.3 billion. Factors contributing to these difficulties include a work stoppage with the IAM, defense program charges, and workforce reduction costs. Despite these issues, Boeing remains optimistic about future deliveries, particularly the 777X, while also concluding production of the 777-300ER. Boeing’s leadership is focused on stabilizing operations and improving financial health.
AirAsia Passenger Numbers Surge 11% to 63M in 2024
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