Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific is adding more short-haul flights and cutting some longer-haul flights as it phases out its less fuel efficient 747-400s. But which destinations have seen the biggest increase in frequencies and which have seen the severest cuts?
AirAsia Philippines now flies from Clark near Manila to Hong Kong International Airport and neighbouring Macau.
Peach starts flying from Osaka Kansai to Hong Kong with daily frequencies.
Dragonair now flies from its hub at Hong Kong International Airport to Chiang Mai in northern Thailand.
Hong Kong Airlines takes on China Eastern Airlines on Taiyuan route. Both carriers will be operating two weekly flights.
Hong Kong Airlines now flies from Hong Kong International Airport to Guiyang in Mainland China.
Dragonair now flies from Hong Kong International Airport to Clark in the Philippines.
AirPhil Express starts first international services from Clark to Singapore and Hong Kong.
Dragonair relaunches services from Hong Kong to Taichung.
Dragonair now flies from Hong Kong International Airport to Jeju in South Korea.
Philippine Airlines launches new routes from Kalibo to Hong Kong and from Manila to Denpasar.
