Orient Aviation Daily Digest September 23, 2022
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Japan’s leading international carriers announce resumption of Tokyo Haneda-Hong Kong services
Japan's two largest airlines have unveiled plans to resume Tokyo Haneda-Hong Kong flights from next month. Read More »
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Cathay Pacific to book US$497 million second half profit; HSBC forecast
On September 20, HSBC Global Research predicted Cathay Pacific will deliver a HK$3.9 billion (US$497 million) profit for the second half of calendar 2022 as a result of eased quarantine rules for entry into Hong Kong and robust cargo business. Read More »
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India’s regulator maintains 50% cap on SpiceJet network
India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is maintaining its 50% cap on flights SpiceJet can operate, an order from the regulator cited by media has revealed. Read More »
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Xiamen Airlines orders 40 A320neo family aircraft; formerly a Boeing customer
Xiamen Airlines has committed to 40 A320neo family aircraft with deliveries from 2024 to 2027, its parent, China Southern Airlines (CSA), has informed the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. Read More »
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Taiwan ending quarantine from October
Taiwan will abandon quarantine for inbound travellers from October 13, a decision that will boost travel to and from the self-governing island. Read More »
People
China Southern Airlines (CSA) said Chen Wei Hua and Liu Wei have been appointed joint company secretaries of the airline group. Read More »
Asia-Pacific Aerospace Briefs Today
Today's briefs report news from AFI KLM E&M, Air Premia, ATR, China Airlines, De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, International Air Cargo Association and Toki Air. Read More »
