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Engine parts shortage could keep Cathay Pacific’s A350 jets grounded for longer

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Bloomberg • 3 min read
Engine parts shortage could keep Cathay Pacific’s A350 jets grounded for longer
Rolls-Royce Holdings is the sole engine-maker for the Airbus A350. Photo: Bloomberg
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Cathay Pacific Airways may not be able to put all of its Airbus A350 aircraft back into service as quickly as hoped due a spare parts shortage, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The carrier has taken several jets out of service in recent days after an engine component failure on one of its A350 aircraft forced a flight bound for Zurich to return to Hong Kong late Monday.

That triggered a precautionary inspection of the engines on Cathay’s entire A350 fleet of 48 jets. Rolls-Royce Holdings is the sole engine maker for the Airbus A350.

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