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Cathay Pacific Airways on Friday said it has placed an order to purchase six Airbus A350 freighters for a basic price of $2.71 billion, potentially replacing its aging cargo fleet of Boeing 747 jets.

Cathay Pacific Chooses Airbus over Boeing in $2.71 Billion Freight Deal

Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways is one of the world's largest airlines, operating a network linking Asia with Europe, North America and the rest of the world.

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 FRANKFURT (Dow Jones) --Airbus has received an order from Hong Kong for its long-haul A350F aircraft. As the aircraft manufacturer announced...

Cathay orders six Airbus A350Fs

Air Charter Service have released an update regarding a new office.

Air Charter Service Expands in Asia with New Office in Thailand

New Yorker Electronics, a leading distributor of electronic components, has entered into a new franchised distribution agreement with E-Switch, a manufacturer of electromechanical switches.

New Yorker Electronics Partners with E-Switch for Distribution Agreement

Design house Syntronic, based in Sweden, announces that the company has acquired a Chinese company's product line in the microwave area.

Syntronic makes its first Chinese acquisition

The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (WKCDA or the Authority) today announced a new three-year partnership with Cathay in which the airline will collaborate closely with the WKCDA as its exclusive Travel Partner.

Cathay Pacific Airways Signs 3-Year Partnership with West Kowloon Cultural District Authority

Canada's Lilium and China's CITIC Offshore Helicopter have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that will allow the two companies to strategically collaborate on the establish of an eVTOL operation network in China, starting with the Greater Bay Area.

Lilium and CITIC Offshore Helicopter join forces to launch eVTOL Network in China's Greater Bay Area

The world's first high-payload unmanned aerial vehicle (eVTOL) for firefighting has been developed by a Chinese company. Kellen Xie, senior vice president, global sales and business development at AutoFlight said: "Compared to existing fire-fighting Unmanned Aerial Vehicles available in the market, AutoFlight's prototype has achieved significant breakthroughs in terms of load capacity, flight duration, coverage, flight efficiency and firefighting effectiveness.

AutoFlight Introduces High-Payload Firefighting Drone

Novotech, the leading Asia-based clinical research organisation (CRO), opens ChinaTrials 15 conference in Shanghai, China with a message to China biotechs about the benefits of conducting simultaneous China, US and Australia trials to accelerate drug development.

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