Greater Bay Airlines given go-ahead to fly 104 regional routes, setting up rivalry with Hong Kong flagship carrier Cathay Pacific

The Hong Kong government has awarded Greater Bay Airlines a licence to start flying 104 routes, setting up a rival to the city’s flagship carrier Cathay Pacific.The Air Transport Licensing Authority revealed on Monday the fledgling carrier had been given a five-year permit to operate scheduled commercial flights with immediate effect.“Under the licence, Greater Bay Airlines Company Limited may operate scheduled journeys for the carriage in Hong Kong of passengers, cargo or mail over 104 routes…

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