Hong Kong Airlines beautiful stewardesses give passengers a nice smile

Hong Kong Airlines beautiful stewardesses give passengers a nice smile and the great in-flight service. One of the travel option to Hong Kong

Hong Kong Airlines Beauty - Joey Xu

Name: Joey Xu
Birth: June 11, 1987
Nationality: China
University: Fudan Univerity
Employer: Hong Kong Airlines
Occupation: Flight Attendant

Hong Kong airlines flight attendants learning Wing Chun Kungfu

Hong Kong airlines flight attendants for all training courses, learning Wing Chun, in response to flight encountered drunken and "rules " of the passengers. Wing Chun Kung Fu is a close fight, in a small space plane that can be used, the company provides all the flight attendants are required to learn. According to the company's vice president of corporate communications introduced, they met three times weekly appointments disrupt passenger during in-flight service. Flight attendants have received training in Wing Chun, and said they do not know what will happen in the aircraft flight. By learning Wing Chun, they can protect themselve, and enhance the sense of security.

Hong Kong Airlines Flight Attendants knows Kungfu (video)

Hong Kong Airlines

Hong Kong Airlines, formerly CR Airways Limited, is a Hong Kong-based airline, with its main hub at Hong Kong International Airport. The airline operates scheduled regional passenger and cargo services to 10 destinations within the People's Republic of China and Vietnam, including codeshares with its sister airline, Hong Kong Express Airways.

The airline was founded as CR Airways by Robert Yip on 28 March 2001 and began helicopter passenger charter operations with a Sikorsky S-76C+ helicopter. It was Hong Kong's first helicopter operator to receive an Air Operator's Certificate since the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was established. Chinese carrier Hainan Airlines and Mr Mung Kin Keung took over the airline in 2006 by acquiring a 45 percent and 55 percent holdings in the airline, respectively. The airline officially changed its name to Hong Kong Airlines Limited on 28 November 2006 and introduced a new logo representing a bauhinia flower, a Hong Kong native flower.