Cathay Pacific has announced a series of capacity increases across its long haul network for the upcoming autumn low season. The main highlights are as follows:
FCO - capacity increased from Aug 1st onwards to a daily B 747-400 nonstop instead of a daily A 340-300.
PER - frequencies increased to daily nonstop flights using an A 330-300 effective Oct 26th.
SYD - frequencies increased from 25 times a week to 4 times daily nonstop effective Oct 26th. All 4 daily flights will be flown using A 330-300s with 3 out of the 4 daily frequencies being served having the new on board F and J class cabins.
BNE - four extra day time flights a week from HKG will be nonstop using an A 333 effective Oct 26th.
FCO - capacity increased from Aug 1st onwards to a daily B 747-400 nonstop instead of a daily A 340-300.
PER - frequencies increased to daily nonstop flights using an A 330-300 effective Oct 26th.
SYD - frequencies increased from 25 times a week to 4 times daily nonstop effective Oct 26th. All 4 daily flights will be flown using A 330-300s with 3 out of the 4 daily frequencies being served having the new on board F and J class cabins.
BNE - four extra day time flights a week from HKG will be nonstop using an A 333 effective Oct 26th.
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