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Cathay Pacific Will Expand In Middle East
Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific Airways, Tony Tyler was in Jeddah to announce the airline will expand further in the Middle East. Last week the carrier introduced flights between Jeddah and Hong Kong.
The new service will connect business and leisure passengers to Cathay Pacific’s extensive international network through Hong Kong. Cathay Pacific began service to Riyadh in 2001 and shortly after started daily flights from the capital because of increased demand.
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