Hong Kong Financial Secretary Chen Maobo: The recovery of Hong Kong Airlines is in line with expectations, and the airport passenger traffic is expected to fully recover next year
News from Civil Aviation Resource Network on August 20, 2023: According to the website of Radio Television Hong Kong, Chen Maobo, the Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, stated that in the first round of applications for the aviation industry, 28 companies were approved There are a total of more than 2,800 places, covering ten positions including ground staff. It is expected that they can arrive in Hong Kong as early as October this year.
Chen Maobo said that the most important thing now is to fill the manpower gap in the aviation industry as soon as possible to support the rapid and full recovery of transport capacity. While actively training and recruiting local personnel, it is necessary to import labor at full speed to alleviate the limitation of manpower shortage.
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Chen Maobo published a blog on August 20, saying that the progress of Hong Kong Airlines' recovery is in line with expectations. At present, there are about 110 airlines operating flights to and from 165 destinations around the world at Hong Kong International Airport, which is about 75% of the pre-epidemic recovery; daily passenger traffic The volume and flight movements have recovered to 65% and 70% of the pre-epidemic levels respectively. The Hong Kong Airport Authority predicts that the passenger traffic of Hong Kong Airport will recover to about 80% before the epidemic by the end of this year, and will fully recover next year.
Chen Maobo mentioned that the airport's three-run system will be completed by the end of next year. By then, the airport's handling capacity will increase significantly by about 50%, and it will be able to receive 120 million passengers per year. The "Haitian Transit Building" at the airport will be opened in a short period of time. In the future, transit passengers passing through the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge to Hong Kong International Airport can go directly to the restricted area of the airport to the boarding gate without going through immigration procedures in Hong Kong.
