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Hong Kong Air Cargo Appoints Hakan Bulat as President

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Hong Kong Air Cargo has announced the appointment of Hakan Bulat as its new President, a move aimed at strengthening the airline’s leadership team and supporting its expansion strategy. Bulat brings extensive experience in cargo operations and airline management, positioning him to lead Hong Kong Air Cargo’s next phase of growth.

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PLAY Airlines Reports January 2025 Passenger Numbers and Capacity Adjustments

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