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Traffic rights limitation forces Hong Kong Airlines to delay Sydney and Melbourne services

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A breakdown in negotiations between Australia and Hong Kong to increase traffic rights between the two countries will force Hong Kong Airlines to delay its planned Sydney and Melbourne services. The carrier, 45% owned by mainland China's Hainan Airlines, had planned to launch Hong Kong-Sydney services early next year and Hong Kong-Melbourne services approximately six months later.

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