Hong Kong Airlines will add frequency of its flight service to Osaka to two flights daily, commencing September 15, and that to Sapporo to one flight daily from October 30, meeting the growing travel and trade demand between Hong Kong and the two cities in Japan.
“Satisfying response has been received since the commencement of flight service to Sapporo and Osaka in December 2014 and July 2016 respectively, in view of which we have been proactively exploring to add frequency to these routes so as to meet the travel demand of our passengers.” says Li Dianchun, chief commercial officer of Hong Kong Airlines. “In addition, Hong Kong Airlines will launch its flight service to Yonago soon on September 14, bringing more travel choice for the passengers.”
With the upcoming flight service to Yonago and the additional flight services to Osaka and Sapporo, Hong Kong Airlines will operate a total of 60 flights per week between Hong Kong and Japan, including two daily flights to Okinawa, Tokyo and Osaka respectively, one daily flight to Sapporo and five-time weekly service to Kagoshima, as well as twice-weekly flights to Miyazaki, Okayama and Yonago respectively. www.hongkongairlines.com
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