Passenger capacity for Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific forecast to remain at just 2 per cent of pre-pandemic levels

Beleaguered Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific’s passenger capacity is forecast to remain at just 2 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, hampered by the city’s strict Covid-19 travel curbs, while rivals such as Singapore Airlines recover to almost 50 per cent.The city’s flagship airline on Monday revealed that recently tightened quarantine requirements for aircrew were expected to burn as much as HK$1.5 billion (US$192 million) in cash a month from February, though it also hoped to boost cargo…

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