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China Eastern Airlines is the latest partner for the New Terminal One at JFK International Airport
The New Terminal One at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) announced a new strategic partnership with China Eastern Airlines on Wednesday, 22nd October. China Eastern Airlines joins the rapidly growing community of international airlines that have selected the New Terminal One as their partner to deliver a world-class guest experience at JFK, the largest aviation gateway into the United States. Currently located at the existing Terminal 1, the airline will continue to offer nonstop service between Shanghai and New York from New Terminal One, providing travelers with seamless access to one of Asia's most important financial and cultural hubs. Jennifer Aument, CEO at The New Terminal One, declared: “We are honoured to serve as China Eastern Airlines' long-term strategic partner as they continue to grow in New York City. China Eastern's commitment to exceptional service aligns with our vision to transform the international travel experience at JFK. We're excited to work together to create a premier gateway between New York City and Shanghai." China Eastern is the sixth member of SkyTeam to select the New Terminal One as its new home at JFK, after Air France, KLM, Korean Air, SAS and China Airlines. The airline becomes part of a growing community of leading airlines that will operate at the New Terminal One, including Etihad, LOT Polish Airlines, EVA Air, Air Serbia, Neos, Philippine Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Air New Zealand, Royal Air Maroc, Air China, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways and EGYPTAIR. A vital port for one of the world’s greatest cities Scheduled to open its first gates in 2026, The New Terminal One will be JFK's largest terminal on completion. The New Terminal One is a key component of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's US$19 billion transformation of JFK Airport into a world-class gateway. This transformation includes the construction of two new terminals, the modernisation and expansion of two existing terminals, a new ground transportation center, as well as an entirely new and simplified roadway network. The state-of-the-art facility will feature the latest technology, modern amenities, elevated retail and dining options and sustainable design to maximize operational efficiency and passenger comfort.
IATA Highlights Critical Priorities for Aviation Safety and Operations at WSOC in China
Representative Image The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted three critical priorities for aviation safety and operations at the World Safety and Operations Conference (WSOC) in Xiamen, China. “The environment in which airlines operate has grown even more complex as conflicts and regulatory fragmentation have proliferated. As a result, we have seen airspace closures, drone incursions and rising global navigation satellite system (GNNS) interference disrupt connectivity, underm ine confidence, and threaten safety. Ensuring aviation remains the safest mode of transport requires strong leadership, robust adherence to global standards, and smarter use of data. By focusing on these—industry and government together—we will build a safer, more resilient and increasingly efficient global aviation system that can manage today’s risks and is prepared for those of tomorrow,” said Mark Searle, Global Director Safety, IATA. Defending and Advancing Global Standards Global standards are essential to aviation safety. Current standards must be adhered to and future standards must be developed to continuously improve industry safety performance. Currently, this focus revolves around: Addressing GNSS Interference: Reports of GNSS interference have increased by more than 200% between 2021 and 2024. Neither spoofing nor jamming of GNSS systems is acceptable. Together with EASA, IATA has launched a GNSS Resilience Plan built on four priorities: monitoring and reporting, prevention tools, backup infrastructure, and civil–military coordination. The next step is for ICAO to advance these solutions through global standards, guidance, and reporting. Protecting Aviation’s Radio Spectrum: The radio spectrum essential for aviation navigation, defined in ITU’s global standards, must be safeguarded. The rapid expansion of 5G, and soon 6G, is putting pressure on aviation’s allocations. In several markets, including Australia, Canada and the United States, 5G rollouts have created interference risks near airports and forced costly retrofits. Stronger coordination with telecommunications regulators and realistic timelines for mitigation are urgently needed, along with the development of more resilient on-board systems. Timely Accident Investigation Reporting: Global standards under Annex 13 of the Chicago Convention clearly define the need for timely accident investigations. Yet, only 58% of accidents between 2019 and 2023 have produced a final report. Delays hinder the industry’s ability to learn vital safety lessons and create space for speculation and misinformation. IATA continues to remind governments of their obligations while recognizing progress, such as the prompt preliminary reports issued following recent accidents in India, South Korea, and the United States. Using Data to Enhance Performance Data is transforming aviation safety, delivering the insights needed to anticipate risks and enhance performance. Through the Global Aviation Data Management (GADM) program, which integrates the Flight Data eXchange (FDX), Incident Data eXchange (IDX), and Maintenance Cost Data eXchange (MCX), IATA is enabling data-driven decision-making across airlines and regulators. Areas where data is making a difference include: Turbulence Aware: IATA’s Turbulence Aware platform shares data in real-time, enabling pilots and dispatchers to mitigate the risks stemming from inflight turbulence. Participation in the platform grew 25% over the past year, with 3,200 aircraft including Air France, Etihad, and SAS now sharing real-time turbulence data to enhance flight safety and efficiency. Predictive safety insights: The SafetyIS database, drawing on in-flight data from 217 airlines, enables predictive analysis. For example, early identification of a spike in collision-avoidance alerts at a Latin American airport allowed swift action to reduce risks. Risk-based IOSA: The risk-based IOSA audit model is well-established in using data to tailor audits to each airline’s operational profile. Already it has resulted in more than 8,000 corrective actions that are strengthening safety. Fostering a Strong Safety Culture Through Leadership Leadership is central to a strong aviation safety culture. Strong safety leadership creates an environment where employees are empowered to raise concerns and are confident that issues will be resolved quickly and effectively. To reinforce this, IATA has developed two key initiatives: Safety Leadership Charter: Promoting eight core principles of safety leadership, the Charter now covers around 90% of global traffic, strengthening a culture built on leadership, global standards, and data. IATA Connect: Bringing together 5,600 users from over 600 organizations, IATA Connect enables access to IOSA documentation, the Safety Issue Hub, and Safety Connect, and will soon expand to include ISAGO users.
Juneyao Airlines starts direct flight between Shanghai and Kuala Lumpur
Third from left: Abd Hasman Abd Muhimim, General Manager Operations Terminal 1, Lee Thai Hung, Deputy General Director (Promotion ll), Tourism Malaysia, Martin Lee, General Manager of Juneyao Airlines Malaysia branch, Juneyao Airlines' Pilot, Saravanan Ramasamy, CEO Pos Aviation and Azmi Abdullah, Senior Deputy Director, Tourism Malaysia. Malaysia welcomes the launch of Juneyao Airlines’ inaugural direct flight from Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), marking a strategic milestone in enhancing connectivity and strengthening tourism cooperation between Malaysia and China. Operating four times weekly under flight HO1353, the new service deploys the Airbus A320neo aircraft, with a seating capacity of 162 passengers. This route is set to meet the growing demand for travel between the two dynamic cities, improving convenience for both business and leisure travellers. The establishment of this route also supports Malaysia’s efforts in capitalising on Shanghai’s reputation as a critical market for outbound travel and a global financial hub with expansive international connectivity, thus positioning Kuala Lumpur as a preferred Southeast Asian gateway for Chinese travellers. The inaugural flight’s arrival at KLIA today was welcomed by Mr Samuel Lee Thai Hung, Deputy Director General of Tourism Malaysia, alongside key representatives from Juneyao Airlines, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) and Pos Aviation. Samuel Lee stated: “Tourism Malaysia remains committed to working closely with Chinese airlines and trade partners to ensure sustained growth and mutual benefit. This initiative aligns with national strategies to expand market outreach ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026), which will focus on promoting cultural and sustainable tourism in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG). “The enhanced air connectivity with Shanghai also supports regional integration under the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) framework, further reinforcing Malaysia’s role as a key player in regional tourism development.” From January to April 2025, Malaysia recorded 1.44 million visitor arrivals from China - a 37.8% increase compared to the same period in 2023 and 22.6% above prepandemic 2019 levels. The recent extension of visa-free entry for Chinese nationals until 31 December 2026, coupled with enhanced flight access, is expected to further drive visitor growth and yield a significant economic impact across Malaysia’s tourism value chain.
Philippine Airlines to offer five weekly flights on its Manila-Seattle route
Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced an increase in flights between Manila and Seattle later this year. The Philippine flag-carrier will increase the frequency to five weekly flights from the current thrice-weekly service from 25th November. Coming just one year after the Manila-Seattle route was launched in October of last year, this expansion reflects the growing appeal of the airline’s non-stop route to Seattle. Currently, this route is the only direct airline link between the Philippines and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Airline president Richard Nuttall said: “Our decision to increase frequencies to Seattle highlights the importance of the US market to the Philippine Airlines global network, and in particular the great value of Seattle as a gateway, not just to the Washington and Oregon areas, but to cities across the United States that we can now serve through our ongoing partnership with Alaska Airlines.” Nuttall added that PAL is focused on developing the market as a way of helping Americans plan their vacation trips to the Philippines and other Asian countries, opening up more opportunities for businesses to build up commercial activities, and enabling Filipino-Americans to have more frequent reunions with their families back home. A new schedule PAL will introduce new Tuesday and Thursday departures from Manila and Seattle from 25th November, for flights operating every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Thanks to the increased number of flights, travellers gain greater flexibility to structure their travel plans, with more dates to choose from. These flights offer seamless and convenient connections to PAL’s extensive network across the Philippines, Southeast Asia, North Asia, and Greater China, as well as to numerous US destinations via Alaska Airlines, PAL’s service partner. PAL and Alaska Airlines currently have a frequent flyer partnership that expands travel opportunities for loyal customers. The Alaska Airlines hub at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is recognized as the largest airline hub on the entire U.S. West Coast. Ongoing development The planned expansion aims to meet growing travel demand to and from the US West Coast and beyond, as part of a long-term investment by PAL to develop business and tourist travel flows between the United States and the Philippines. With Seattle, PAL now serves eight destinations in North America, offering nonstop flights to New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, Honolulu, and Guam. Also, this increase in flights significantly boosts the airline’s cargo capacity of up to 40 tonnes per week between Manila and Seattle.
Etihad celebrates JV with China Eastern Airlines at ATM2025
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and China Eastern Airlines have officially launched their landmark Joint Venture (JV) during a ceremony held at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) in Dubai this week. The launch follows the successful arrival of China Eastern’s inaugural MU237 flight from Shanghai to Abu Dhabi on 28 April, which was celebrated with a welcome ceremony at Zayed International Airport. The service starts with four weekly frequencies and will increase to a daily frequency starting 12 September 2025, further boosting connectivity between the UAE and China. Seamless connectivity and a stronger combined network Building upon the launch of the Joint Venture, the two airlines have also signed a new agreement between their respective loyalty programmes at the Arabian Travel Market on 29 April. Starting 1 June 2025, members of Etihad Guest and Eastern Miles programmes can earn and redeem miles across both airlines' global networks — unlocking greater value and seamless travel experiences for loyalty members. The Etihad Airways – China Eastern Airlines JV, initially announced in June 2024, now becomes operational, offering seamless connectivity and a stronger combined network. This JV signifies the long-standing ties between the UAE and China by offering expanded travel options and seamless travel experiences for passengers travelling between major Chinese cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Xi’an, and Kunming, and key cities in the UAE and across the Middle East and Africa regions. Arik De, Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer of Etihad Airways, said: "The official launch of our Joint Venture with China Eastern is a major leap forward—not just for our two airlines, but for the future of both the UAE and China. By combining our networks and aligning our loyalty programmes, we’re not only expanding choice and connectivity for our guests, but also setting the foundation for a new era of cooperation, innovation, and shared success across our markets." More convenience for passengers Wan Qingchao, Executive Vice President of China Eastern, stated: "The launch of the Shanghai-Abu Dhabi route and the implementation of the joint business cooperation with Etihad Airways are key achievements in advancing our shared vision under the Belt and Road Initiative. Backed by a modern Zayed International Airport, we will further enhance our transit capabilities and improve travel convenience for passengers." The partnership is the first Joint Venture between a Middle Eastern airline and a Chinese airline, setting a precedent for future bilateral aviation agreements. Both airlines will continue to align in areas including codeshare flights, joint marketing initiatives, and customer experience enhancements. The new China Eastern flight currently operates four times weekly (Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays), with a one-way flight duration of approximately 9 hours and 20 minutes. The A330 aircraft is equipped with high-speed inflight Wi-Fi, enabling passengers to stay connected throughout the journey.
Chinese airlines expand overseas routes
Chinese airlines are working to accommodate the ever-growing "China Travel" fever by introducing new overseas routes. Beginning 28th April, China Eastern Airlines will launch a direct flight from Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Abu Dhabi, becoming the first Chinese airline to fly the route. The airline will also establish a joint venture agreement with Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi's flag carrier. Sichuan Airlines, on the other hand, is slated to begin direct flights from Chengdu Tianfu in Southwest China's Sichuan Province to Penang in Malaysia with five flights per week from 30th April. It should be noted that Sichuan Airlines began its commercial charter service from Chengdu to Pokhara, Nepal on Tuesday, 18th March. Meeting a growing number of international arrivals The increase in international flight routes among Chinese airlines coincides with a rise in foreign passenger visits at Chinese airports, benefiting from the 240-hour visa-free transit policy. According to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) China's international flight routes completed 12.84 million passenger trips in the first two months of 2025. This shows growth of 38.6 percent compared to the same period last year, and a 6.5 percent increase over the same period in 2019. According to Wuhan's entry-exit border inspection station, 11,600 foreign travelers passed through Wuhan Tianhe International Airport in the first 17 days of March, an increase of 23.83 percent over the same period last year. These were mostly from Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States. Among them, 4,200 people entered without a visa under the transit policy, marking a significant increase of 158.83 percent year-on-year. Approximately 60 percent of all passenger visits are for tourism purposes.
Hong Kong Airlines resumes its direct route to Vancouver
Hong Kong Airlines resumed direct flights to Vancouver, Canada on Saturday, 18th January. Celebrations were held at Hong Kong International Airport and Vancouver International Airport to mark the relaunch. Before the flight took off, senior management from Hong Kong Airlines and senior representatives from the Airport Authority Hong Kong attended a ceremony at the boarding gate, interacted with the first flight's passengers, and distributed bespoke souvenirs. Hong Kong Airlines chair Yan Bo said: "We are delighted to reinstate the Vancouver service, offering passengers more flight choices. Vancouver was Hong Kong Airlines' first North American destination, which was first launched in June 2017, and has always been popular. Resuming this route not only marks our official return to the North American market but also demonstrates the progress of our strategic transformation from a regional to an international airline earlier this year and boosting our confidence in expanding our global route network coverage." Delectable options To further enhance the passenger experience, the airline has curated a selection of Hong Kong-style in-flight meals for this route, offering a variety of Chinese, Western, and vegetarian options for both business and economy-class passengers. Hong Kong Airlines president Jeff Sun said, "Our Hong Kong-Vancouver route is operated by Airbus A330-300 aircraft, providing a high-quality and unique long-haul flight experience. Passengers from both Hong Kong and Canada can experience our attentive service and delicious meals, reflecting Hong Kong Airlines' customer-centric service approach and commitment to serving passengers in North America and around the world. This also underscores our vision of becoming a leading full-service airline in the region and internationally." As a full-service airline, Hong Kong Airlines has actively improved its services and expanded its operations in recent years. Through strategic route network optimisation and fleet adjustments, it now serves over 30 destinations, demonstrating a strong recovery. Almost back to normal Last year, flight numbers fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels, with an average passenger load factor of approximately 85 percent and over 5 million passengers carried. To support business growth, the company will continue to expand its fleet size as needed to further increase its capacity. By then, a fleet with diverse configurations will enhance operational flexibility and coverage, providing passengers convenient access to travel across mainland China, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia via Hong Kong, as well as popular global travel destinations such as Australia, the United States, Canada, and Europe.
Hong Kong Airlines resumes flights to Vancouver from 18 Jan
Hong Kong Airlines celebrated its 18th anniversary on 28 November and announced the resumption of direct flights to Vancouver, Canada commencing 18 January 2025. The twice-weekly services will provide additional travel options for passengers travelling between Hong Kong and Vancouver, and those connecting via Hong Kong. Hong Kong Airlines Chairman Yan Bo said: "We are thrilled to welcome Vancouver back as Hong Kong Airlines' first North American destination. We aim to attract more travellers to experience Vancouver's beauty, facilitating family reunions and business collaborations. The route will further strengthen our Asian network and offer global passengers more diverse and convenient travel options, connecting Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, Oceania, and North America." Vancouver was Hong Kong Airlines' first North American destination, launched in June 2017 and has consistently proven a popular route. The airline is delighted to reinstate this service to demonstrate its commitment to returning to the international market and its strategic transformation from a regional to a global carrier, with a focus on expanding its global route network. Following a successful restructuring last year, Hong Kong Airlines has been actively enhancing its services and expanding its operations. Through strategic planning, the airline has demonstrated a strong recovery capability by optimising its route network and adjusting its fleet structure, with service now covering over 30 destinations. This year, the number of flights has fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels, with an average passenger load factor of approximately 85%. The airline expects to reach its annual traffic target of carrying more than 5 million passengers by the end of 2024. Further fleet expansion will be implemented as required to enhance capacity. This diversified fleet will improve operational flexibility and coverage, enabling convenient access from Hong Kong to popular destinations across mainland China, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, the United States, Canada, and Europe. Hong Kong Airlines flight schedule* between Hong Kong and Vancouver is as follows (All times local): Route Flight Number Departure Arrival Frequency HKG – YVR HX080 22:10 18:10 Tue 23:50 19:50 Sat YVR – HKG HX081 01:50 07:00+1 Wed, Sun * Flight number and schedule may change without prior notice
Hong Kong Airlines pursues international transformation with strengthening route network
From left： Christopher Lai, Executive Director of Lucullus Group, Leo Ko, Director of Beverage of Cordis Hong Kong, Li Yuet Faat, Chinese Cuisine Executive Chef of Ming Court, Purple Yao, Deputy Director of Branding, Communications & Live Streaming, HKA, YAN Bo, Chairman of HKA, Charles Zhao, Deputy Director, Service Delivery of HKA, Edmond Lam, Executive Chef of Man Yuen, Homer Yu, CEO of Cheong Hing Store ltd Hong Kong Airlines recently celebrated its 18th anniversary and unveils its strategic development plan. This milestone marks the airline's robust growth momentum and confidence in the Hong Kong aviation industry, as it announces its return to the long-haul market in early 2025. Going International: Returning to long-haul market Firstly, Hong Kong Airlines will resume its Gold Coast direct service on 17 January 2025 (four times weekly), providing passengers with convenient travel options between Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, and the Gold Coast. It will also resume its Vancouver route on the following day, 18 January 2025 (two times weekly, ticket reservations will be available soon), which marks its official return to the long-haul international market. This strategic move signifies the airline's transformation from a regional carrier to an international airline, with a focus on expanding its global route network. Following a successful restructuring last year, Hong Kong Airlines has been actively improving its services and expanding its business. Through strategic planning, the airline has demonstrated a strong recovery capability by optimising its route network and adjusting its fleet structure, which now covers more than 30 destinations. This year, the number of flight sectors has fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels, with an average passenger load factor of approximately 85%. The airline expects to reach its annual traffic target of carrying more than 5 million passengers by the end of 2024. Additionally, bookings for the Christmas and Lunar New Year period have already reached 85%, with that for the ski resort routes in Northeast Asia reaching 90%. In response to this strong demand, the airline will increase flight frequency on relevant routes from December. Expands the fleet to increase carrying capacity To support its business growth, Hong Kong Airlines has significantly expanded its fleet this year, introducing multiple Airbus A330-300 wide-body aircraft to support medium- to long-haul routes. The airline has also introduced its first A321 aircraft, configured with 220 all-economy class seats, to increase passenger capacity and operational efficiency. By the end of this year, Hong Kong Airlines’ fleet is expected to grow to around 30 aircraft and the company will continue to expand the fleet size as needed to further increase its capacity. The diversified fleet configuration will support flight flexibility and coverage, facilitating passengers with convenient access from Hong Kong to popular tourist destinations in mainland China, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, the United States, Canada, and Europe. In addition to operating its own routes, the airline will continue to collaborate with partners to expand its codeshare network, provide seamless sea-land-air intermodal transportation, and strive to offer service diversity. Capitalises on 3RS opportunity & expands intermodal transportation in GBA The third runway system (3RS) at Hong Kong International Airport is scheduled to fully commence operations at the end of November, which will significantly enhance the airport's throughput, optimise flight departure and arrival processes, and improve operational efficiency and passenger experience. Leveraging Hong Kong's unique geographical advantages to, connect mainland China with the rest of the world, as well as the opportunity brought by the 3RS, Hong Kong Airlines will utilise the "airport city" infrastructure and surrounding aviation network to deepen cooperation with cities in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), and promote intermodal transportation, such as seamless "air-land-air" transfers via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, to provide passengers with a more convenient travel experience. Starting this winter, the airline will increase flights to Seoul (twice daily) and Tokyo (five times daily), while Sapporo will become a daily flight. It will also launch Sendai route in December and resume flights to the Gold Coast and Vancouver in January 2025, demonstrating its confidence in the capacity of the 3RS and commitment to exploring more potential routes to strengthen ties with Belt and Road countries and international markets. Active recruitment to expand the workforce To cope with business growth, Hong Kong Airlines has recruited over 600 new employees this year, many of whom have already filled the frontline positions, bringing the total number of cabin crew to more than 1200. Looking ahead, the number of employees is expected to increase by 60% next year, with a 60% increase in pilots and a 1.6-fold increase in cabin crew. Recruitment will continue in the local market as well as the GBA, South Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia and beyond. Enhances passenger services for elevated travel experience Hong Kong Airlines is committed to providing passengers with safe, high-quality, and comfortable flying experiences, and incorporates Hong Kong's cultural characteristics into its services. This year, the airline has optimised its cabin and airport lounge services to provide the best passenger comfort possible. To create a unique in-flight dining experience for business class passengers, the airline has partnered with Michelin recommended local restaurant, Man Yuen, as well as Michelin starred Cantonese restaurant, Ming Court, at the Cordis Hotel, to offer exquisite Chinese creative cuisine. To start with, Man Yuen has been providing signature dishes since September, including its renowned Steamed Pork Mince with Anchovies, King of Stir-fried with Stir-fried Garlic Chive with Prawns and Dried Scallop Egg White Fried Rice, Braised Curry Beef Brisket with Potato and etc, whereas from the second half of 2025 onwards, Ming Court will launch its innovative fusion cuisine in Business Class, featuring dishes such as Pork Rib Trio Onion, Baked, Wagyu Beef Cheek, 15-year Aged Dried Tangerine Peel, Braised. Paired with the airline's signature "Bauhinia Blossom" welcome drink, desserts, and local brand chocolates, the overall dining experience has been elevated. In parallel, Corelle’s eco-friendly, lightweight, and durable tableware has also been introduced to Business Class, reflecting the airline's commitment to green and sustainability. Meanwhile, to embody its "Very Hong Kong" brand positioning, the airline offers economy class passengers a taste of Hong Kong's unique specialties such as "Rice with Two Sides (This This Rice)" and Nestle ice cream on selected routes, making inflight dining a pleasure of the journey. Furthermore, this year, the airline has prioritised the restoration of in-flight entertainment systems on multiple A330 aircraft, with some of them introducing wireless streaming technology, allowing passengers to access and enjoy a wide range of content using their personal mobile devices. The airline targets to fully restore full service by 2025. Additionally, Hong Kong Airlines has reopened its VIP lounge Club Autus since 2023. Located at the Hong Kong International Airport's midfield concourse, Club Autus is the only lounge that offers exclusive lounge services, including massage chairs, and traditional Hong Kong-style delicacies such as cart noodles, egg tarts and congee, to make passengers’ travel experience more relaxing and enjoyable. 18th Anniversary Special Offer To celebrate its 18th anniversary, Hong Kong Airlines will launch a year-round upgrade service from 28 November for passengers flying on their birthday with upgrades throughout their journey. Passengers flying with Hong Kong Airlines on their birthday can enjoy buy-one-get-one free upgrades, priority boarding, complimentary lounge access, and birthday surprise gifts. Children aged 3-11 who accumulate a certain number of flights will be invited to visit the Hong Kong Airlines Training Academy.
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