Hong Kong Airlines confirms it was served court orders

The airline confirms that it has received the orders, but adds in a statement that the orders are temporary, “pending further confirmation by the court and are subject to change.In any event, they do not affect the day-to-day operations of the airline,” HKA adds.It did not add who brought the court orders against them, nor did it provide further details.
The South China Morning Post reported on 22 April that a former airline director, who claimed to have gained control of the ailing carrier, sought the injunction against HNA Group, which is HKA’s controlling shareholder.HKA has been the subject of regulatory scrutiny after media reports about board departures and concerns about its financial health.On 16 April, it was again asked by Hong Kong’s airline licensing authority to clarify how it will improve its financial situation.Despite its woes, HKA says in its latest statement that its operations will remain unchanged.