Cathay Pacific Airways
Cathay Pacific Airways and its pilots struck a deal to end a two-week sick-out that forced the carrier to cancel as many as a third of its flights and wet-lease 747s from neighboring Asian carriers. It was estimated to be forgoing $2-4 million a day in revenues. The pilots sought a 24% pay increase...
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