- Cathay Pacific to Assist Stranded Oasis Passengers[Apr. 09, 2008]
Cathay Pacific has assured the Hong Kong SAR Government that it will do all it can to help passengers stranded as a result of Oasis Hong Kong Airlines cancelling all of its passenger services from April 9.
- Cebu Pacific Starts Cebu-Macau Direct Service[Apr. 05, 2008]
Cebu Pacific (CEB), the Philippines' leading carrier to the ASEAN region, inaugurates its direct service from Cebu to Macau starting April 5.
- Lighters, Matches Join Aircraft Forbidden List in China[Apr. 09, 2008]
China's aviation authority has added matches and lighters to the list of forbidden goods on passenger planes.
- Cross-Strait Qingming Festival Charter Flights Conclude[Apr. 08, 2008]
On April 8, airlines of the Chinese mainland and Taiwan concluded cross-strait charter flights during the 2008 Qingming Festival, or Tomb-sweeping Day, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).
- Cathay Pacific to Help Stranded Oasis Passengers[Apr. 09, 2008]
Cathay Pacific, the largest Hong Kong-based airline, said on April 9 that it would do all it can to help passengers stranded as a result of Oasis Hong Kong Airlines canceling all of its passenger services from April 9.
- Heavy Fog Disrupts Air Traffic in Hong Kong[Apr. 06, 2008]
Thirteen flights due to arrive at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) in the morning on Apr. 6 were delayed up to more than 10 hours because of heavy fog and low visibility, the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) said on Apr. 6.
- Heavy Fog Hits Northeast China's Liaoning, Delaying Flights[Apr. 08, 2008]
Heavy fog blanketed the northeastern province of Liaoning overnight, delaying flights on Apr. 8.
- CAAC: Lighters and Matches Forbidden From Carry-on Luggage on Aircraft[Apr. 08, 2008]
China has banned lighters and matches from carry-on luggage on aircraft, the latest move to better protect flight safety.
- Video: Demand Peaks for Cross-Strait Charter Flights[Apr. 07, 2008]
- CAAC Says 82.58% Flights On-Time in Feb. 2008[Apr. 06, 2008]
The average flight on-time rate of airlines in China stood at 82.58 percent in February, 0.16 percent higher than last year's same period, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).