Hong Kong Airlines is making a significant comeback on the international stage, resuming and launching new long-haul routes as part of its post-COVID recovery strategy. Here’s a comprehensive look at the airline’s latest additions to its route map, including flights to Gold Coast, Vancouver, and Male.
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Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure to the Roof of the World! Tibet Airlines is set to make your dreams come true by relaunching their direct flight route between Lhasa and Hong Kong in November 2024.
This exciting announcement means that travelers can now conveniently fly directly to the heart of Tibet, bypassing the need for lengthy layovers or connecting flights. Imagine soaring above breathtaking Himalayan peaks, immersing yourself in ancient Tibetan culture, and exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes of this mystical region.
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September 28 Hong Kong Airlines launched a 3-times-a-week service (rumored to be a seasonal charter flight) between Hong Kong and Koror in Palau. So far this route has only been operated by Cambodia Airways, so this is a nice addition, although I am not sure how long the router will last for or how easy it is to book – I have tried and failed 😀
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The traffic statistics for Hong Kong in October 2021 were as follows:
The traffic numbers for Hong Kong International Airport has just been released, and the number of passengers and flight movements are plummeting in February.
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Hong Kong Airlines has announced that they will effective today cancel inflight service on their flights.
According to the airline it is ” To further strengthen our precautionary measures and reduce the risk of our crew and customers from being potentially exposed to coronavirus, Hong Kong Airlines will be limiting inflight cabin activity and making temporary adjustments to our onboard services. “
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Hong Kong Airlines has asked their staff to take 2 weeks unpaid leave each month until the end of June, or to work 3 days a week in the same period. At the same time the company says they are planning to slash 400 jobs completely from the airline.
Keep on reading!The Air Transport Licensing Authority has said they are satisfied that Hong Kong Airlines had met the two conditions set down five days ago in order to continue their operations in Hong Kong.
But doubts surface over whether money will be used to save struggling carrier, according to SCMP
Keep on reading!As i wrote about yesterday, Hong Kong Airlines has been given until Saturday to save the airline. In reference to the condition, Hong Kong Airlines has issued the following press release:
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