Cathay Pacific posts first loss since SARS in tough first half
Cathay Pacific Airways and Dragonair parent Cathay Pacific Group blamed the relentless hike in fuel costs for a loss of HK$663 million ($85 million) in the 2008 first half, reversed from a profit of HK$2.58 billion in last year's first six months. It marked the first reporting period in which CX has...
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