History and background of jet flight

The main shareholders of Shun Tak CTS Shipping Management Co., Ltd. are Shun Tak Group and Hong Kong CTS International Investment Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong CTS), the second largest shareholder. From 1962 to the merger of jet flight, Shun Tak Group and Hong Kong China Travel Service have their own fleets-Far East hydrofoil/Far East Jet Foil under Shun Tak Group (which operates hydrofoil jet service between Hong Kong and Macao) and Turbo Cat── under China Travel Service Group-which operates catamarans in Hong Kong and Macao. Jet Flight currently has the largest jet fleet in the world, with seven different types of ships, of which 16 is hydrofoil.

Turbo Cat also operated the 1999 route in Hong Kong in 2000, namely, Central to Tuen Mun (weekdays) and Central to Tai O (holidays). 1 June 65438+July 9991day Hong Kong and Macao flying ships and Far East hydrofoil/Far East jet ships merged and then operated in the name of jet flight.

First Ferry Macau still operates under this brand after the acquisition. The picture shows the sign of the outer port passenger terminal.

On 20 1 1 August11day, Shun Tak CTS Shipping Management Co., Ltd. acquired Shun Tak CTS Macau Shipping Co., Ltd. (referred to as First Ferry Macau) and First Ferry Maritime Passenger Transport (Macau) from Re-creation Group for 350 million yuan in cash, and completed the transaction on September 30. [ 1][2]

20 1 1, Shunde CTS Shipping Management Co., Ltd. made a profit of HK$ 794 million in the first half of the year, with a fuel cost of HK$ 3241870,000 and a loss of HK$ 58.5 million.