Flag carrier says measure will give cabin crew greater flexibility to meet personal needs.
12 Aug 2025 - 8:48AM videocam
Parent company, Capital A, wants to tap into city’s position as a major financial hub to attract new investors, carrier’s executive says.
City’s five cases recorded in a week are ‘from the mainland or imported from overseas’, Eric Chan says.
No 2 official says government will only consider issuing such an announcement when disasters happen following extreme weather events.
9 Aug 2025 - 4:35PM videocam
Public calls for annual checks after spate of crashes involving older drivers, but taxi trade warns that move could prompt more cabbies to quit.
Flag carrier says it will buy 14 Boeing 777-9 aircraft, in addition to other 21 ordered under earlier agreement with US-based manufacturer.
United States-based Delta Air Lines and United Airlines set to restore or expand services, as Etihad Airways seeks to renew old route.
Highest daily rainfall in August on record causes flooding, landslides and disruption to public services.
6 Aug 2025 - 2:43PM videocam
Minister defends required residency period for subsidised tertiary education, points to fivefold surge in applications between 2022, 2024.
Tuen Mun residents struggling to sleep as cargo planes pass over their homes between 11pm and 2am.
One economist calls government business report a ‘positive force’ that will help the public understand the true situation in Hong Kong.
Queen Mary Hospital rejects claim that patient fell into coma, but source accuses authorities of downplaying seriousness of incident.
Carrier says it is capitalising on the increased capacity of city’s international airport.
Police say mainland Chinese authorities informed them in May that suspect was previously detained there for ‘illegally crossing the border’.
Hong Kong flag carrier says no credit card information was leaked despite the hack.
Airline also stresses pledge to promote tourism highlights in city and Middle East as part of commitment to strengthening mutual collaboration.
Quarrel between Portuguese woman and mainland Chinese man travelling with three-year-old nephew broke out on flight from Vietnam.
Technology minister Sun Dong labels artificial intelligence a ‘double-edged sword’ and warns of accountability for any illegal misuse.
Transport chief says regulations will prioritise public interest and drivers’ livelihoods, prevent excessive fares.
Despite 20 per cent growth in revenue to HK$16.4 billion and first dividend payment to government in 10 years, concerns over geopolitical tensions persist.
Government submits much-awaited paper to the Legislative Council ahead of a panel discussion on Friday.
15 Jul 2025 - 10:44PM videocam
Sluggish real estate market weakens ‘rail-plus-property’ strategy to raise funds and shortage of technical staff is a big worry, experts say.
Former city leader suggests quota be revised if no significant issues uncovered after launch, with option to adjust for weekdays, holidays.
Victims, aged between 24 and 42, suffered losses ranging from HK$320,000 to more than HK$2.8 million, police say.
Spokesman for Centre for Food Safety says preliminary investigation found that City’super had sold one of the affected packs.
‘Through this trip, we hope to let students see what an aircraft carrier really looks like and improve their sense of belonging to the country,’ teacher says.
Police apprehend 19-year-old who drove car into cyclist, a day after arresting couple, including 57-year-old believed to be his grandmother.
Mable Chan notes business sector’s enthusiasm over launch of cross-border scheme that will allow Guangdong drivers to enjoy Hong Kong’s offerings.
Government hopes reduced and simplified questions will encourage younger drivers to join the industry and boost numbers for premium fleets.
Vehicles will be allowed to enter city via Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge under southbound travel scheme, with daily quota of 100 applications.