Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung
Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung
Hong Kong /  Hong Kong economy

Faster security screening soon at Hong Kong airport, but passengers may bear cost of perk

New dedicated channel for premium customers to be launched in September, with service also open to travellers with special needs and reduced mobility

Topic |   Hong Kong International Airport
Danny Lee
Danny Lee

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung
Industry sources have told the South China Morning Post that the airport will charge airlines HK$20 for just the premium passengers using the so-called “fast track” security service. Photo: Ricky Chung
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