Cathay Pacific suspends cabin crew on two flights found with depleted oxygen bottles, pending investigation


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Cabin crew who were on two Cathay Pacific Airways flights found carrying depleted oxygen bottles before take-off have been suspended pending an investigation, the Post has learned.

In a memo to staff on Monday, the airline announced stricter security protocols that require employees to conduct detailed checks on aircraft at least every 60 minutes between services, said Jeanette Mao, the airline’s general manager of in-flight service.

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