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Cathay Pacific faces aviation regulator review after NATO interception

The Civil Aviation Department ordered a comprehensive review after the London-bound flight temporarily lost contact over Romanian airspace.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Emerging Markets

Hong Kong’s aviation regulator ordered Cathay Pacific Airways to conduct a comprehensive review of an incident involving a London-bound flight that was intercepted by NATO fighter jets after temporarily losing contact with air traffic controllers over Romanian airspace, according to SCMP Economy.

The Civil Aviation Department said it expressed serious concern for the second consecutive day on Thursday.

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SCMP EconomyRegulator outlines review after Cathay flight intercepted by Nato jets

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