Cathay Pacific completes repairs on Airbus A350 fleet after 90 flights cancelled

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Cathay Pacific completes repairs on Airbus A350 fleet after 90 flights cancelled - Bangkok Post

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Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways has completed repairs on its Airbus A350 aircraft after 90 flights were cancelled in the past week following an engine fire that led to the discovery of a "first-of-its-kind problem" involving fuel hoses.

"Cathay Pacific advises that maintenance activity on its operational Airbus A350 fleet has been completed," the carrier said.

A source told the South China Morning Post earlier that deformed fuel pipes used to transfer fuel were the reason behind the failure of the engine part, while adding the carrier was under "no mandate" from the manufacturer or any regulator to inspect or replace the pipes.