Hong Kong Airlines has increased the flight frequency on its Hong Kong – Shanghai Hongqiao route service from 14 flights to 18 flights a week.
HONG KONG – Benefitting from the booming economic and cultural exchanges between Hong Kong and Shanghai, Hong Kong Airlines has increased the flight frequency on its Hong Kong – Shanghai Hongqiao route service from 14 flights to 18 flights a week. The newly added flights to Shanghai Hongqiao will operate on every Wednesday and Sunday, details as follow:
*Flight number and schedule may change without prior notice.
Mr. Li Dianchun, Commercial Director of Hong Kong Airlines said, “With the increasing passenger demand between Hong Kong and Shanghai, we further enhanced our flights for this route to meet the fast growing number of passengers. We hope the adjustment will provide our passengers with more flexible travel options, and further contribute to the development of economics and tourism of both cities.”
Hong Kong Airlines always strive to satisfy passengers’ every travel desire. Apart from the Shanghai Hongqiao route, Hong Kong Airlines also operates frequent daily flights from Hong Kong to cities like Beijing, Hangzhou, Taipei, Bangkok and Okinawa. The first daily flight between Hong Kong and Krabi, Thailand also took off on 13 November, providing direct flight service for passengers to enjoy rock climbing, kayaking, snorkelling and the gorgeous beaches and sunshine in Krabi. In addition, direct flight service to travellers’ hot pick in Kumamoto, Japan will soon be launched on 14 December, further strengthening its route network.
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