Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to increase flights as lawmaker calls for aircraft suspension rules to be further relaxed

Hong Kong flagship carrier Cathay Pacific Airways is set to increase flights following the government’s decision to ease suspension rules for aircraft found with Covid-19 cases, but a lawmaker has called for further relaxation of curbs.The government said on Sunday the city’s flight suspension mechanism would be eased starting on Friday, coinciding with the first day of a reduced quarantine period for inbound travellers and the lifting of a flight ban on nine countries.Cathay said it was now…

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