The managing authority of Hong Kong International Airport predicts up to a 10% revenue increase this year. This forecast remains optimistic despite ongoing disruptions caused by the war in the Middle East.

The authority managing the Hong Kong International Airport expects revenue to grow by up to 10 per cent this year despite ongoing disruptions arising from the Iran war, its CEO has said, adding that she aims to position the facility as an alternative aviation hub to the Middle East. In a wide-ranging interview with the South China Morning Post on Thursday, Airport Authority Hong Kong CEO Vivian Cheung Kar-fay said the flight cancellations triggered by the conflict, including those by flag...