Orient Aviation Daily Digest May 25, 2023
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Hong Kong chief executive critical of Cathay Pacific cabin crew incident
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) chief executive, John Lee, said an incident on board a Cathay Pacific flight from Chengdu to Hong Kong on May 21, when cabin crew were recorded making negative comments about a passenger's lack of English, “destroyed Hong Kong’s traditional culture and values of courtesy and respect”. Read More »
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Air India and Air India Express operating pilgrimage flights to Saudi Arabia
Air India and its LCC affiliate, Air India Express, are scheduled to carry 18,554 passengers between India and Saudi Arabia on religious flights started this week. Read More »
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Air New Zealand flew 836,000 domestic passengers in April
Air New Zealand (Air NZ) has reported 836,000 passengers travelled on its domestic network in April, up 27.7% from 654,000 passengers in the same month in 2022. Read More »
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AirAsia chooses Fuzhou as China gateway for Southeast Asia network
AirAsia has signed a cooperation framework with the Fuzhou local government to establish the China east coast city as a “gateway hub” for travel to Southeast Asia. Read More »
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Singapore Airlines to boost Changi to Adelaide and Perth during peak southern summer season
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is to add flights to Adelaide and Perth from its Changi Airport home hub, the two Australian airports report. Read More »
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SpiceJet to return four aircraft to passenger service in June
SpiceJet has reconfirmed plans, announced earlier this month, to restore 25 of its grounded aircraft to active flying. Read More »
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