Cathay Pacific shares fell more than 4% on Monday. It came days after the carrier announced it had suspended a pilot for his involvement in Hong Kong's anti-government protests.
"Though people may share different views, it is essential that we all respect each other, our customers and members of the public. We have zero tolerance for inappropriate behaviour that affects the safe operation of our flights and the service experience we provide to our customers," Cathay CEO Rupert Hogg said in a statement to the staff on Saturday.
Cathay owns more than 18% of China's flag carrier, Air China, which in turn holds a stake of a little under 30% of the Hong Kong carrier, according to Reuters.
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