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Cathay Pacific Plans Long-Haul Fleet Expansion with B787 and B777-9

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Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong’s flagship carrier, is set to initiate negotiations with aircraft manufacturers to expand its long-haul fleet in anticipation of up to ten years of growth. The airline’s expansion plans include the acquisition of Boeing B787 and B777-9 aircraft, aligning with Cathay Pacific’s strategy to support increased passenger demand and maintain competitive services on long-haul routes.

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