Cathay Pacific Airways will enable the use of seat monitors and Wi-Fi on all aircraft by August.
They aim to become the world’s leading premium airline, providing a unified experience across all routes.
Cathay Pacific Airways first installed seat monitors in 1992. This year, they introduced 4K HDR, offering a more immersive viewing experience with ultra-high-definition monitors. In-flight Wi-Fi is provided free for first class and business class passengers, as well as Cathay Diamond members.
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