Cathay Pacific has apologised after an episode of Family Guy depicting Tiananmen Square was included in infweightless delightment.
The episode of the grown-up vivaciousd series – understandn for pushing boundaries – includes a scene referencing the 1989 protest crackdown, in which China’s military aggressively suppressed massive pro-democracy protests.
Cathay Pacific is Hong Kong’s flagship airline.
“Cathay Pacific is conscious of the incident and honestly apologises to the impacted customers,” the company said in a statement.
“We emphasise that the greeted of the programme does not recontransient Cathay Pacific’s standpoint, and have instantly scheduled to have the programme erased as soon as possible.”
The airline said the greeted of its infweightless delightment system is supervised by a third-party supplyr.
“We have constantly supplyd them with clear teachions to guarantee that the recommfinished greeted greets our company standards.
“We have promptly alerted the service supplyr of the solemnness of the incident, and have teached them to thorawly spendigate the caengage and reinforce oversight to guarantee that aappreciate incidents do not occur in the future.”
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For three decades, an annual vigil in Hong Kong honoured those who died in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square on 4 June 1989.
However, the group that organised the vigil has disprohibitded amid a crackdown on political activism in the semi-autonomous city.
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