Greater Bay Airlines, CEO, Liza Ng at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Asia 2024
Greater Bay Airlines, CEO, Liza Ng spoke to CAPA TV at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit 2024, in Hong Kong, about latest industry trends and company developments.
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Transcript
Liza Ng:The Greater Bay Airlines target market for our next phase of growth is primarily the Japanese routes, as well as the mainland Chinese routes. So we'll be looking at some Japan-Japan, more niche markets that we'll be starting. So we want to allow customers a, a taste of the real Japan. And for the mainland, we're also looking at some of the markets that's currently underserved by, by other carriers. So this is, this is what we're going to focus on. Coming Thursday, tomorrow, we'll be starting our Zhoushan services. It is home of the Guanyin. It's also the Guanyin base. Putuo San is, is where we are starting tomorrow. Greater Bay Airlines is looking at taking delivery of the 737-9 in the 2nd quarter of next year. So every year we'll be taking delivery 2 to 3 aircraft. And this is the first time that 737-9 is flying in Hong Kong and having a base here in Hong Kong and the entire mainland China. So we'll be the first one who take delivery of this new aircraft type. So we're looking forward to receiving this very good product, adding them to our fleet. The 3-runway system is certainly very important for Greater Bay Airlines, we being a new airline here in Hong Kong. So first of all, it will open up slots opportunities for us, which is not easy to get in a busy airport like Hong Kong. And secondly, more importantly as well, it also offers opportunities for other international carriers flying into Hong Kong. That will allow us more opportunity to work and cooperate with other carriers. So building the hub together for the better of Hong Kong.
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