Cathay Pacific has launched its community service initiative, ‘I Can Fly’, aimed at inspiring young individuals to follow their dreams in aviation while contributing positively to society.

This year’s program features a revitalized format with activities throughout 2025 centered on Education, Discovery and Exploration as well as social service. Cathay aims to empower approximately 2,000 young people aged 10 to 18 to achieve their ambitions.

The program commenced with two ‘I Can Fly Aviation Explorer Days,’ where 870 students from underprivileged backgrounds were given a unique opportunity to explore aviation with the support of over 70 Cathay volunteers.

Patricia Hwang, the director, welcomed Liu Chun-san, the guest of honor, who praised the initiative, stating:

“Cathay’s ‘I Can Fly’ program is a meaningful initiative that broadens the participants’ horizons.”
(Cathay’s ‘I Can Fly’ program is a meaningful initiative that not only broadens the participants’ horizons but also ignites their courage to pursue their aviation dreams.)

Patricia Hwang remarked:

“We hope that these experiences will ignite their passion for aviation and inspire them to create positive change in society.”
(We sincerely hope that their experiences will further ignite their passion for aviation and motivate them to consider pursuing a career in this exciting and dynamic industry.)

‘I Can Fly,’ launched in 2003, has graduated over 4,400 students, many of whom have gone on to careers in aviation, showcasing the program’s success in shaping futures.