Twenty aviation industry officials were fired one after another in Hong Kong, where demonstrations to the government continued following the amendment to the “Fugitive Ordinance”. The Hong Kong media reported it on the 28th as a story of a labor organization.
In the background, the Chinese government is irritated by the Hong Kong business community who has acquiesced employees to participate in the demonstration. Many say they are the biggest Cathay Pacific employees, and the company has become a “target” of pressure.
A series of fires were triggered by a warning issued by Chinese aviation authorities on the 9th. It included a ban on employees who were involved in illegal protests from flying on mainland China, and tightened the company's management.
The company connects Hong Kong with mainland China ...