Cathay Pacific will launch pioneering non-stop routes linking Hong Kong with Brussels, Dublin, and Copenhagen from Summer 2018, further strengthening the airline’s network, while providing business travellers with new connections between Asia and Europe.
With the commencement of the three new routes, the airline’s network will cover 15 European destinations served direct from Hong Kong. The new routes will be operated by Cathay Pacific’s state-of-the-art Airbus A350-900, which features the latest seats and cabin design.
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Flights from Hong Kong to Brussels will depart at 00:35 every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, to land at 06:55. Return flights will take off the same day at 13:10 to arrive in Hong Kong at 06:55. All times local.
The Hong Kong-Dublin flights will depart at 00:50 every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, to land at 06:45. Return flights will take off the same day at 11:55 to arrive in Hong Kong at 07:05. All times local.
The Copenhagen flights from Hong Kong will depart at 01:10 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, to arrive at 06:30. Return legs will leave the same day at 13:55 to arrive in Hong Kong at 06:35. All times local.
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“We’re excited to offer the only direct flights between Hong Kong and Brussels, Dublin, and Copenhagen,” says Rupert Hogg, Cathay Pacific chief executive officer. “These are all fantastic destinations and attract business and leisure travellers from the world over. Growing our reach to new destinations that aren’t served from Hong Kong boosts the city’s status as Asia’s largest international hub and enables us to capture new and important sources of revenue.”
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