Passengers complain about poor service after Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific cancels 48 flights


Hong Kong passengers affected by Cathay Pacific Airways’ flight cancellations complained about poor customer service and confusion, even as the flag carrier’s check-in counters operated as usual on Tuesday morning.

The airline’s check-in counters at the Hong Kong International Airport ran smoothly, barely 12 hours after the flight cancellations were announced.

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