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Cathay Pacific equips entire fleet with Wi-Fi and screens

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Cathay Pacific announced that it will equip its entire fleet with wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) and in-flight entertainment screens by August of this year. This means passengers on all of the airline's routes will be able to enjoy these amenities in the future.

The Hong Kong-based airline's decision underscores its commitment to further improving the travel experience for its customers. The 24/7 Wi-Fi availability allows travelers to stay connected, whether for personal or business purposes, even above the clouds. The expanded in-flight entertainment system with screens at every seat also offers a wider selection of films, series, music, and games for in-flight entertainment.

Cathay Pacific operates a mixed fleet of Airbus A321neo, Airbus A330, Airbus A350, and Boeing 777 aircraft. Retrofitting the entire fleet with the new technologies represents a significant investment. Wi-Fi access will be free on all flights for First and Business Class passengers, as well as for members of the Cathay Diamond frequent flyer program. Various paid Wi-Fi packages are available for Economy Class travelers.

With this measure, Cathay Pacific is positioning itself as one of the few airlines worldwide to offer both Wi-Fi and modern in-flight entertainment systems across its entire fleet. This could increase the airline's appeal to business and leisure travelers alike and set new standards in premium air travel.

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