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Cathay Pacific to boost competitiveness of HK aviation hub

The company is grateful for the government’s commitment to the aviation hub development.

Cathay Pacific welcomes Hong Kong government’s 2020 policy address to strengthen its long-term competitiveness as a leading global aviation hub and international logistics centre.

In a statement, Chief Executive Officer Augustus Tang said the company is grateful for the government’s commitment to the continued development of Hong Kong’s aviation hub, and the company shares confidence towards the region’s prosperity given its unrivalled position as part of the Greater Bay Area.

“We are greatly encouraged by the focus placed on enhancing the overall transportation network and capacity, connecting HKIA and the various transport links and infrastructure of the airport island. We also welcome measures that greatly facilitate ‘land-to-air’ transit travel for passengers from the GBA to fly via HKIA,” he said.

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