The chief executive of Cathay Pacific, Rupert Hogg, has resigned in the wake of the protests in Hong Kong.
Paul Loo is also leaving as chief customer and commercial officer.
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Mr Hogg said: “These have been challenging weeks for the airline and it is right that Paul and I take responsibility as leaders of the company.”
Mr Hogg warned on Monday staff could be fired if they “support or participate in illegal protests” in Hong Kong.
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Last week, China ordered the airline to suspend workers who support pro-democracy protests in the territory.
Cathay Pacific said in a statement that Mr Hogg had been replaced by Tang Kin Wing Augustus.
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Source: bbc.com