Not the 49ers but at least they haven't lost yet.
The Court of Appeal has rejected Cathay Pacific's bid to take a dispute with its flight attendants to Hong Kong's top court. The airline is challenging an earlier ruling that holiday pay should include various allowances and commissions for selling duty-free goods.
A lawyer for Cathay argued that the case should be heard in the Court of Final Appeal because it was of public interest. But the judges dismissed the application.
The only legal move remaining to Cathay is to apply directly to the highest court for leave to appeal.