Post by andypspotter on Jul 7, 2020 23:40:06 GMT
It is reported that Cathay Pacific is planning to put up to 50 widebody-aircraft into long-term storage in a desert. The aircraft involved can be planes from all airlines in the Cathay Group, including Cathay Dragon. The airline also didn't rule out that several of these 50 planes might be permanently retired.
Currently large part of the Group's 236-strong fleet is parked in the humid climate at Hong Kong International Airport, so moving some aircraft to a better climate makes sense.
Currently large part of the Group's 236-strong fleet is parked in the humid climate at Hong Kong International Airport, so moving some aircraft to a better climate makes sense.