Where is Cathay Pacific?

Cathay Pacific is a British airline.

Cathay Pacific Airways Limited is a member of Swire Group in Britain and one of the founding members in the world, with Hong Kong International Airport as the hub. Its subsidiaries include Dragonair and Huamin Airlines.

CATHAY Pacific began to use white and dark green stripes on the plane from 1960, with only the word "cathay" on the vertical tail and the logo of Swire Group on the nose. In the1970s, Cathay Pacific changed the fuselage painting to bright green lines on a white background, but the logo only added wings to the logo of Swire Group. From the middle of 1980 s to 1994, Cathay Pacific was once marked with a vertical tail with green and white stripes.

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An airline refers to an enterprise that transports people or goods by air with various planes. Airlines are enterprises that provide civil aviation services for passengers and goods by various air carriers. The aircraft used by airlines can be owned or leased, can provide services independently, and can also form partners or alliances with other airlines.

The scale of airlines can range from a single plane to an international airline with hundreds of planes providing various global services. The service scope of airlines can be divided into intercontinental, intercontinental and domestic, and can also be divided into flight service and charter service. Major airlines usually register call signs with ICAO.