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3.04.2011
Big ticket giveaway part of Cathay Pacific celebrations for centenary of powered flight in Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific Airways today announced that it will launch four major initiatives to tie in with Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department-led celebrations to mark the 100th anniversary of aviation development in Hong Kong.
The airline will be giving away 1,800 free tickets to the Hong Kong public, inviting them to submit their thoughts on how air transport connects their home city with the world, and will also launch a special fare promotion covering more than 20 destinations with fares as low as HK$990. In addition, the carrier will run an aviation knowledge contest for students in Hong Kong, offering a unique delivery flight trip as a reward, and a special 100th Anniversary logo will go onto one of Cathay Pacific’s passenger aircraft.
Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Tony Tyler unveiled the special activities today together with officiating guests Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs, and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General Civil Aviation.
Speaking at the press launch, Mr Tyler said: “Over the past 64 years, Cathay Pacific has played an important role in the growth of Hong Kong's aviation industry, and we are proud to launch these four initiatives to celebrate this important milestone in the city’s aviation development. As Hong Kong’s home carrier, Cathay Pacific is committed to the continued development of Hong Kong as one of the world’s leading aviation hubs, and we are pleased to be able to share in the anniversary celebrations with the public and our passengers.”
Under Secretary for Home Affairs Florence Hui said “We are honoured to support Cathay Pacific in organising the 'Connecting Your World' campaign, which is being run as part of our own 'Get into Discovery' campaign.’Get into Discovery' is one of the four core elements of the 'Vibrant People, Harmonious Community Activities' programme launched by the Home Affairs Bureau and the Home Affairs Department. We need to work with other organisations to sustain the momentum of this programme and we are happy to have Cathay Pacific as our valuable partner.”
Director-General Civil Aviation Norman Lo said "We have the best airlines, the best airport, outstanding aircraft maintenance organisations and a very safe and efficient air traffic management system. These achievements should be attributed to our bold predecessors and every hard-working individuals serving in the industry. We are very grateful that Cathay Pacific gives their unfailing support to the organising of the celebratory programmes. The special campaign initiated by Cathay Pacific proves its commitment and dedication in serving Hong Kong's community." To mark Hong Kong’s aviation anniversary, Cathay Pacific is joining with sister airline Dragonair to launch one of the biggest fare promotions in town, covering more than 20 favourite regional and long-haul destinations. The two airlines have allocated 50,000 round-trip tickets for this promotion, which will run from 5 March to 11 March, with the lowest fares starting at just HK$990. Booking and fare details will be available at www.cathaypacific.com and www.dragonair.com from midnight on 4 March. Every 100th passenger making a booking through these websites will win cash vouchers equivalent in value to the airfare purchased to redeem for their next flight.
Cathay Pacific is launching the “Connecting Your World” competition as part of the Home Affairs Department’s ongoing “Get Into Discovery” campaign, giving away 1,800 tickets to the Hong Kong public. The competition will be organized on a district basis and entries can be submitted online starting in April. The competition is open to all Hong Kong residents aged 16 and above. Participants can submit their entries online in video, photo, graphic illustration or written form on the subject of how air transport connects Hong Kong with the world, from the basic necessities of life to job creation, business opportunities, and building a bridge between people, places and cultures.
One-hundred tickets will be given out to residents of each of Hong Kong’s 18 districts. Each district will select the best 50 entries with a panel of judges made up of District Council representatives, a creative professional and a Cathay Pacific representative. The Champion in each district will win two Economy Class return tickets to any long-haul destination served by Cathay Pacific. The other 49 winners from each district will each get two Economy Class return tickets to any of the airline’s regional destinations. In total, 900 winners will be selected from the 18 districts, each getting two return tickets. More details on how to enter the “Connecting Your World” competition will be announced soon.
The Cathay Pacific Aviation Knowledge Contest is being jointly organised with the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department and the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps for all local secondary school students in Hong Kong. From 5 March, the public will be engaged through a special Facebook page, www.facebook.com/100cxcontest, featuring fun quizzes and games. In July, teams from local secondary schools will compete against each other in a live aviation quiz, with the winning team being flown to either the Airbus factory in France or the Boeing factory in the United States to join the delivery of a brand-new aircraft. Details of the contest will be made available on the Facebook page.
Finally, Cathay Pacific will show its commitment to honouring Hong Kong’s aviation anniversary by placing a specially designed commemorative logo by Civil Aviation Department on one of its Boeing 747-400 aircraft. The same aircraft will be used in one of the major events being organised by the Civil Aviation Department to mark the centenary – the Aircraft Pull on 17 March where more than 300 pullers will aim to break a Guinness World Record by manually pulling four aircraft simultaneously. This special Jumbo will fly on Cathay Pacific’s long haul routes and help carry the celebration to other parts of the world.
The Civil Aviation Department is organizing a series of activities to celebrate the centenary of aviation development in Hong Kong with the help of aviation-related partners. Events include a photo exhibition at Hong Kong International Airport, the Aircraft Pull, a charity gala dinner, aviation career talks and visits, and the Cathay Pacific Aviation Knowledge Contest. Various commemorative items such as special stamps and souvenirs will be also issued.
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Mr Tony Tyler, Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific (right 3)unveils the "Connecting Your World" campaign with officiating guests Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs (middle) and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General, Civil Aviation (left 3).
Cathay Pacific will be giving out 1800 tickets to the Hong Kong public to celebrate the 100th anniversary of aviation development in Hong Kong.
Mr Tony Tyler, Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific (right 2), Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs (middle) and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General Civil Aviation (left 2) reveal the Boeing 747-400 aircraft which carries the special 100th anniversary logo designed by the Civil Aviation Department.
The airline will be giving away 1,800 free tickets to the Hong Kong public, inviting them to submit their thoughts on how air transport connects their home city with the world, and will also launch a special fare promotion covering more than 20 destinations with fares as low as HK$990. In addition, the carrier will run an aviation knowledge contest for students in Hong Kong, offering a unique delivery flight trip as a reward, and a special 100th Anniversary logo will go onto one of Cathay Pacific’s passenger aircraft.
Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Tony Tyler unveiled the special activities today together with officiating guests Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs, and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General Civil Aviation.
Speaking at the press launch, Mr Tyler said: “Over the past 64 years, Cathay Pacific has played an important role in the growth of Hong Kong's aviation industry, and we are proud to launch these four initiatives to celebrate this important milestone in the city’s aviation development. As Hong Kong’s home carrier, Cathay Pacific is committed to the continued development of Hong Kong as one of the world’s leading aviation hubs, and we are pleased to be able to share in the anniversary celebrations with the public and our passengers.”
Under Secretary for Home Affairs Florence Hui said “We are honoured to support Cathay Pacific in organising the 'Connecting Your World' campaign, which is being run as part of our own 'Get into Discovery' campaign.’Get into Discovery' is one of the four core elements of the 'Vibrant People, Harmonious Community Activities' programme launched by the Home Affairs Bureau and the Home Affairs Department. We need to work with other organisations to sustain the momentum of this programme and we are happy to have Cathay Pacific as our valuable partner.”
Director-General Civil Aviation Norman Lo said "We have the best airlines, the best airport, outstanding aircraft maintenance organisations and a very safe and efficient air traffic management system. These achievements should be attributed to our bold predecessors and every hard-working individuals serving in the industry. We are very grateful that Cathay Pacific gives their unfailing support to the organising of the celebratory programmes. The special campaign initiated by Cathay Pacific proves its commitment and dedication in serving Hong Kong's community." To mark Hong Kong’s aviation anniversary, Cathay Pacific is joining with sister airline Dragonair to launch one of the biggest fare promotions in town, covering more than 20 favourite regional and long-haul destinations. The two airlines have allocated 50,000 round-trip tickets for this promotion, which will run from 5 March to 11 March, with the lowest fares starting at just HK$990. Booking and fare details will be available at www.cathaypacific.com and www.dragonair.com from midnight on 4 March. Every 100th passenger making a booking through these websites will win cash vouchers equivalent in value to the airfare purchased to redeem for their next flight.
Cathay Pacific is launching the “Connecting Your World” competition as part of the Home Affairs Department’s ongoing “Get Into Discovery” campaign, giving away 1,800 tickets to the Hong Kong public. The competition will be organized on a district basis and entries can be submitted online starting in April. The competition is open to all Hong Kong residents aged 16 and above. Participants can submit their entries online in video, photo, graphic illustration or written form on the subject of how air transport connects Hong Kong with the world, from the basic necessities of life to job creation, business opportunities, and building a bridge between people, places and cultures.
One-hundred tickets will be given out to residents of each of Hong Kong’s 18 districts. Each district will select the best 50 entries with a panel of judges made up of District Council representatives, a creative professional and a Cathay Pacific representative. The Champion in each district will win two Economy Class return tickets to any long-haul destination served by Cathay Pacific. The other 49 winners from each district will each get two Economy Class return tickets to any of the airline’s regional destinations. In total, 900 winners will be selected from the 18 districts, each getting two return tickets. More details on how to enter the “Connecting Your World” competition will be announced soon.
The Cathay Pacific Aviation Knowledge Contest is being jointly organised with the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department and the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps for all local secondary school students in Hong Kong. From 5 March, the public will be engaged through a special Facebook page, www.facebook.com/100cxcontest, featuring fun quizzes and games. In July, teams from local secondary schools will compete against each other in a live aviation quiz, with the winning team being flown to either the Airbus factory in France or the Boeing factory in the United States to join the delivery of a brand-new aircraft. Details of the contest will be made available on the Facebook page.
Finally, Cathay Pacific will show its commitment to honouring Hong Kong’s aviation anniversary by placing a specially designed commemorative logo by Civil Aviation Department on one of its Boeing 747-400 aircraft. The same aircraft will be used in one of the major events being organised by the Civil Aviation Department to mark the centenary – the Aircraft Pull on 17 March where more than 300 pullers will aim to break a Guinness World Record by manually pulling four aircraft simultaneously. This special Jumbo will fly on Cathay Pacific’s long haul routes and help carry the celebration to other parts of the world.
The Civil Aviation Department is organizing a series of activities to celebrate the centenary of aviation development in Hong Kong with the help of aviation-related partners. Events include a photo exhibition at Hong Kong International Airport, the Aircraft Pull, a charity gala dinner, aviation career talks and visits, and the Cathay Pacific Aviation Knowledge Contest. Various commemorative items such as special stamps and souvenirs will be also issued.
Mr Tony Tyler, Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific (right 3)unveils the "Connecting Your World" campaign with officiating guests Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs (middle) and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General, Civil Aviation (left 3).
Cathay Pacific will be giving out 1800 tickets to the Hong Kong public to celebrate the 100th anniversary of aviation development in Hong Kong.
Mr Tony Tyler, Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific (right 2), Ms Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs (middle) and Mr Norman Lo, Director-General Civil Aviation (left 2) reveal the Boeing 747-400 aircraft which carries the special 100th anniversary logo designed by the Civil Aviation Department.
國泰送逾千機票／五萬特惠機票 賀香港動力飛行百周年
國泰航空今天公布四項與民同樂的活動，與民航處齊賀香港動力飛行百周年。
國泰公布的4項活動內容如下：
1. 推出超過20個航點的特惠機票，票價低至990港元
2. 送出1,800張免費機票，請全港市民就航空業如何連繫香港至世界為主題提交創作
3. 舉辦中學生飛行常識大賽，勝出隊伍可參與國泰到法國或美國飛機廠接收新飛機的特別旅程
4. 在一架國泰客機上，印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌
國泰今天為上述活動揭幕，行政總裁湯彥麟連同民政事務局許曉暉副局長及民航處羅崇文處長主禮。
湯彥麟表示：「國泰於過去64年在香港航空業發展擔當重要角色。今天很榮幸能舉辦這4項活動，以紀念這重要的里程碑。作為香港的本土航空公司，國泰一直致力鞏固香港作為國際主要航空樞紐的地位，很高興能與香港市民及我們的乘客共同參與這百周年盛事。」
民政事務局副局長許曉暉表示：「我們全力支持國泰舉辦『飛常連繫』比賽，送出1,800張機票作為『活出逍遙』計劃的一部分。『活出逍遙』是民政事務局和民政事務總署合辦『繽Fun融和社區活動』計劃的4個核心元素之一。我們一直與不同夥伴合作，讓計劃得以延續。很高興是次能與國泰航空合作推廣有關計劃。」
民航處處長羅崇文表示：「香港航空業今天擁有最佳航空公司、最佳機場、卓越的飛機維修服務機構，以及非常安全及高效率的航空交通管理系統，這都是業界前輩勇於創新及努力不懈的成果。非常感謝國泰航空對我們舉辦紀念活動一直給予大力支持，而所舉辦的特別慶祝活動亦反映國泰積極服務香港社群的精神。」
為紀念香港動力飛行百周年，國泰聯同姊妹公司港龍航空，由3月5日至11日舉辦大型機票特惠活動，推出50,000張超過20個區內及長線旅遊熱點的特惠來回機票，票價低至990港元。機票預訂及票價詳情將於3月5日凌晨起上載於www.cathaypacific.com 及 www.dragonair.com網站，而於上述網站預訂機票的每第100位乘客，更可獲贈所訂機票的等額現金券，用作將來購買國泰或港龍機票之用。
為配合民政事務總署舉辦的「活出逍遙」計劃，國泰將推出「飛常連繫」網上比賽作為計劃的一部分，送出1,800張機票。比賽以分區形式進行，年滿16歲的香港居民，可以航空業連繫香港至世界各地為主題，創作短片、相片、畫作或文章等，以表達航空業如何從基本生活所需、製造就業機會及商機，以至連繫人、地及文化等各方面，成為香港與世界接軌的橋樑。作品可於4月起在網上提交。
全港18區每區會獲分配100張免費機票作為獎品。由區議會代表、專業創作人及國泰代表組成的評審團，從每區選出50位優勝者，每區冠軍可贏得兩張前往國泰旗下任何一個長線航點的來回經濟客位機票，而每區其餘49位優勝者，則可獲得兩張前往國泰旗下任何一個區內航點的來回經濟客位機票。參加辦法即將公布。
另外，國泰亦與香港民航處及香港航空青年團合辦「飛行常識大賽」，歡迎全港中學生參加。在3月5日起的大賽首階段，主辦單位會透過Facebook網站www.facebook.com/100cxcontest定期舉行飛行常識小測驗和有趣活動。至7月便會邀請中學生組隊參加大型問答比賽，決鬥一番。問答比賽總冠軍隊伍可參與國泰航空到法國空中巴士飛機廠或美國波音飛機廠接收新飛機，比賽詳情會透過Facebook網頁公布。
為隆重其事，國泰會為旗下一架波音747-400飛機印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌。該飛機會在3月17日作為民航處舉辦「拉飛機」活動的其中一員，屆時超過300位參加者會嘗試同時拉動4架飛機，以打破健力士世界紀錄，而該架印上百周年紀念標誌的珍寶客機，會飛行國泰長途航線，與各地旅客分享慶典的喜悅。
為慶祝香港動力飛行百周年，民航處率領同業界夥伴舉辦連串誌慶活動，包括香港國際機場相片展覽、拉飛機、慈善籌款晚宴、航空就業講座及參觀。國泰航空飛行常識大賽等，並會發行紀念品如郵票小型張及精品。
國泰行政總裁湯彥麟（右三）連同民政事務局許曉暉副局長（中）及民航處羅崇文處長為「飛常連繫」比賽揭幕。
國泰送出1,800張免費機票，賀香港動力飛行百周年。
國泰行政總裁湯彥麟（右二）、民政事務局許曉暉副局長（中）及民航處羅崇文處長展示印印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌的波音747-400飛機模型。
http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/zh_HK/aboutus/pressroomdetails?refID=0d2ffe86caf7e210VgnVCM62000007d21c39____
國泰公布的4項活動內容如下：
1. 推出超過20個航點的特惠機票，票價低至990港元
2. 送出1,800張免費機票，請全港市民就航空業如何連繫香港至世界為主題提交創作
3. 舉辦中學生飛行常識大賽，勝出隊伍可參與國泰到法國或美國飛機廠接收新飛機的特別旅程
4. 在一架國泰客機上，印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌
國泰今天為上述活動揭幕，行政總裁湯彥麟連同民政事務局許曉暉副局長及民航處羅崇文處長主禮。
湯彥麟表示：「國泰於過去64年在香港航空業發展擔當重要角色。今天很榮幸能舉辦這4項活動，以紀念這重要的里程碑。作為香港的本土航空公司，國泰一直致力鞏固香港作為國際主要航空樞紐的地位，很高興能與香港市民及我們的乘客共同參與這百周年盛事。」
民政事務局副局長許曉暉表示：「我們全力支持國泰舉辦『飛常連繫』比賽，送出1,800張機票作為『活出逍遙』計劃的一部分。『活出逍遙』是民政事務局和民政事務總署合辦『繽Fun融和社區活動』計劃的4個核心元素之一。我們一直與不同夥伴合作，讓計劃得以延續。很高興是次能與國泰航空合作推廣有關計劃。」
民航處處長羅崇文表示：「香港航空業今天擁有最佳航空公司、最佳機場、卓越的飛機維修服務機構，以及非常安全及高效率的航空交通管理系統，這都是業界前輩勇於創新及努力不懈的成果。非常感謝國泰航空對我們舉辦紀念活動一直給予大力支持，而所舉辦的特別慶祝活動亦反映國泰積極服務香港社群的精神。」
為紀念香港動力飛行百周年，國泰聯同姊妹公司港龍航空，由3月5日至11日舉辦大型機票特惠活動，推出50,000張超過20個區內及長線旅遊熱點的特惠來回機票，票價低至990港元。機票預訂及票價詳情將於3月5日凌晨起上載於www.cathaypacific.com 及 www.dragonair.com網站，而於上述網站預訂機票的每第100位乘客，更可獲贈所訂機票的等額現金券，用作將來購買國泰或港龍機票之用。
為配合民政事務總署舉辦的「活出逍遙」計劃，國泰將推出「飛常連繫」網上比賽作為計劃的一部分，送出1,800張機票。比賽以分區形式進行，年滿16歲的香港居民，可以航空業連繫香港至世界各地為主題，創作短片、相片、畫作或文章等，以表達航空業如何從基本生活所需、製造就業機會及商機，以至連繫人、地及文化等各方面，成為香港與世界接軌的橋樑。作品可於4月起在網上提交。
全港18區每區會獲分配100張免費機票作為獎品。由區議會代表、專業創作人及國泰代表組成的評審團，從每區選出50位優勝者，每區冠軍可贏得兩張前往國泰旗下任何一個長線航點的來回經濟客位機票，而每區其餘49位優勝者，則可獲得兩張前往國泰旗下任何一個區內航點的來回經濟客位機票。參加辦法即將公布。
另外，國泰亦與香港民航處及香港航空青年團合辦「飛行常識大賽」，歡迎全港中學生參加。在3月5日起的大賽首階段，主辦單位會透過Facebook網站www.facebook.com/100cxcontest定期舉行飛行常識小測驗和有趣活動。至7月便會邀請中學生組隊參加大型問答比賽，決鬥一番。問答比賽總冠軍隊伍可參與國泰航空到法國空中巴士飛機廠或美國波音飛機廠接收新飛機，比賽詳情會透過Facebook網頁公布。
為隆重其事，國泰會為旗下一架波音747-400飛機印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌。該飛機會在3月17日作為民航處舉辦「拉飛機」活動的其中一員，屆時超過300位參加者會嘗試同時拉動4架飛機，以打破健力士世界紀錄，而該架印上百周年紀念標誌的珍寶客機，會飛行國泰長途航線，與各地旅客分享慶典的喜悅。
為慶祝香港動力飛行百周年，民航處率領同業界夥伴舉辦連串誌慶活動，包括香港國際機場相片展覽、拉飛機、慈善籌款晚宴、航空就業講座及參觀。國泰航空飛行常識大賽等，並會發行紀念品如郵票小型張及精品。
國泰行政總裁湯彥麟（右三）連同民政事務局許曉暉副局長（中）及民航處羅崇文處長為「飛常連繫」比賽揭幕。
國泰送出1,800張免費機票，賀香港動力飛行百周年。
國泰行政總裁湯彥麟（右二）、民政事務局許曉暉副局長（中）及民航處羅崇文處長展示印印上民航處香港動力飛行百周年的特別紀念標誌的波音747-400飛機模型。
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