H.K. Sees E-Commerce, High-End Product Demand Driving Air Cargo

The video discusses the minimal impact of the 737 Max on Hong Kong's airport operations, the effects of the US-China trade conflict on the cargo business, and the trends in air cargo, including e-commerce and globalization. It highlights Hong Kong's strategies to attract more air freight and its collaboration with other airports in the Greater Bay Area. The video also covers Hong Kong's passenger strategy and ongoing airport expansion projects to address congestion and enhance passenger experience.

What is the impact of the 737 Max issue on Hong Kong's airport operations?

• Significant disruption

• Minimal impact

• Complete halt

• Moderate delays

How much of Hong Kong's total cargo volume is accounted for by Mainland Chinese cargo?

• 50%

• 25%

• 5%

• 10%

Which trend is driving the courier and express air cargo business?

• E-commerce growth

• Globalization of supply chains

• Demand for high-value products

• Increased passenger travel

What is one of the strategies Hong Kong is using to attract more air freight?

• Building more runways

• Partnering with Alibaba

• Increasing passenger flights

• Reducing airport fees

What is the main focus of collaboration between Hong Kong and other airports in the Greater Bay Area?

• Standardizing airport operations

• Reducing competition

• Increasing passenger choices

• Limiting cargo volume

What is a key component of Hong Kong's passenger strategy?

• Reducing ticket prices

• Limiting flight options

• Expanding connectivity

• Decreasing airport size

What is being done to address congestion at Hong Kong's airport?

• Reducing flight frequency

• Expanding the current terminal

• Building a new airport

• Increasing ticket prices