China News Service, Hong Kong, March 2 (Reporter Han Xingtong) The launch ceremony of the ninth Cathay Pacific "Leap to Dreams Plan" was held in Hong Kong on the 2nd. This was the first time the plan was resumed after the epidemic.
About 300 trainees who are passionate about the aviation industry attended the launch ceremony to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the program.
The launch ceremony of the ninth Cathay Pacific "Leap to Dream Project" was held in Hong Kong on the 2nd.
Photo provided by the organizer
On the same day, the launch ceremony was hosted by Cathay Pacific Customer and Commercial President Liu Kaishi, and Lam Sai-hung, Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the Hong Kong SAR Government, served as the officiating guest.
Lam Sai-hsiung expressed his sincere gratitude to Cathay Pacific for promoting different community projects and promoting youth development over the years.
In the 20 years since the program was launched, more than 4,000 students have been introduced to the aviation world, and many of them have become Hong Kong aviation professionals.
Lin Shixiong wished all students to continue to shine after this wonderful journey.
Liu Kaishi said that she was very happy that Cathay Pacific's "Leap to Dream Project" was held again after five years. Cathay Pacific is rooted in Hong Kong and has been committed to deepening its contribution to Hong Kong society, with promoting youth development as one of the key areas.
Cathay Pacific fulfills its commitment to nurturing local talents and helping young people move forward by actively implementing and promoting different youth projects.
According to reports, the program was first launched in 2003. It integrates the two major elements of social service and aviation education to allow students to have an in-depth understanding of the aviation world, while promoting personal growth and encouraging them to realize their ideals.
Under the leadership and guidance of Cathay Pacific employee leaders, trainees will participate in a series of aviation activities, such as visiting aviation facilities, participating in classroom training, and this year's new exchange trip to Zhuhai.
Students with outstanding performance will also be invited to participate in an aviation experience trip during this summer vacation to further understand the aviation industry from different perspectives and conduct cultural exchanges.
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