Cathay Pacific Airways Limited (“CATHAY PAC AIR”) has announced that its Interim Report 2026 is now accessible in both English and Chinese on the company’s Investor Relations webpage (www.cathaypacific.com) and on HKEX’s platform (www.hkexnews.hk). Printed copies have been dispatched only to shareholders who had previously elected to receive hard-copy materials.

Key points from the notice dated 24 August 2026 are as follows:

1. Transition to Electronic Delivery • In line with Hong Kong’s Companies Ordinance, HKEX Listing Rules and the company’s Articles of Association, CATHAY PAC AIR will henceforth distribute all corporate communications exclusively via its website and HKEX’s website. • “Actionable Corporate Communications” (documents requiring shareholder instructions) will still be sent individually to each shareholder.

2. Email Notification Mechanism • Shareholders are encouraged to register an email address to receive alerts when new corporate communications are posted online. Registration can be completed by scanning a personalised QR code or by submitting a signed request form to the share registrar, Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services Limited, or via email (cathaypacific.ecom@computershare.com.hk). • Without a valid email address on file, shareholders must proactively check the company or HKEX website for updates, as no email notifications will be dispatched to them.

3. Availability of Printed Copies on Request • Hard-copy versions of corporate communications remain available free of charge upon written request. • If no request form is returned, the shareholder is deemed to have consented to receive future materials solely in electronic form, except for actionable communications. • A standing request for printed documents remains effective until revoked or until the company issues its next annual report, whichever comes first.

4. Shareholder Support • Enquiries can be directed to the company’s registrar at +852 2862 8688 on weekdays (09:00–18:00).

This change is designed to streamline information dissemination, improve timeliness, and reduce paper usage, while still allowing shareholders to obtain printed documents when necessary.