US DOT puts the squeeze on Hong Kong
The US Department of Transportation will require Hong Kong-based airlines to file their planned operations in advance, a first step towards potentially limiting the frequency...
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Cathay Dragon shuttered, 8,500 jobs eliminated
Cathay Dragon is the latest airline to be grounded as a result of COIVD-19, part of a massive restructuring at the Cathay Pacific Group as...
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Going digital with APEX Experience: The Weekly Wrap-12 June 2020
This week we're going behind the scenes with the APEX Media team to talk about the latest issue of the APEX Experience Magazine, the first...
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United plans to resume (cargo for now) Hong Kong-Singapore service
In 2017 United Airlines dropped its long-running service between Singapore and Hong Kong, choosing to fly passengers nonstop between Singapore and the US West Coast...
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The Weekly Wrap: FlightPlan, personal screening and more!
What topics made the cut for The Weekly Wrap this week? Maryann Simson and I recap the incredible Flight Plan event organized earlier in the...
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A Hong Kong Surprise: PaxEx Update (16 August 2019)
A surprise twist in the Hong Kong protests as Cathay CEO Rupert Hogg resigns. Plus RFID for bags, VR for passengers and new aircraft types...
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Airport disruptions continue in Hong Kong, airlines add waivers
Escalating protests in Hong Kong are spilling over into the aviation segment, raising the already high stakes to a new level.
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China cracks down on protesting Cathay Pacific crew
The Chinese mainland government continues to vary its tactics as it seeks to quell the the anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong. The latest target: Cathay...
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Skipping an inaugural: Cathay Pacific’s first flight from Dulles
Can it still count as a trip report if I didn't actually go? Cathay Pacific's first flight from Dulles is about to land in Hong...
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An investment Boom from Japan Airlines
Supersonic hopeful Boom Aerospace got a big vote of confidence - and cash infusion - from Japan Airlines this week. The airline will pump $10mm...
