UPDATED. Cathay Pacific Airways, the city's flagship carrier, was one of the most affected.
HONG KONG – Check-in services at Hong Kong’s international airport resumed for hundreds of travelers on Thursday, March 16, with computer systems restored, after local television footage showed scores of people stuck in queues with their luggage.
“Five departure flights were delayed for around less than 30 minutes during the period,” the authority said in a statement.
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