On July 9, Cathay Pacific fell 3.3% in regular trading, trading at HK$13.2/share, with turnover of approximately HK$32.93 million.
On the news front, Cathay Pacific confirmed on July 8 that its flight CX257 experienced a brief communication loss with air traffic control while flying over Romanian airspace on July 4, triggering a NATO rapid reaction alert and prompting Hungarian fighter jets to scramble for a visual warning. The incident has raised market concerns over operational safety.
Meanwhile, the airline sector broadly weakened, with China Eastern Airlines down 5.94%, Air China down 4.91%, and China Southern Airlines down 4.08%, dragging Cathay Pacific lower in tandem. The sector remains under pressure from elevated fuel costs, with Cathay Pacific CEO previously indicating possible flight cuts in September should oil prices remain at high levels.
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