A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong
A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong /  Transport

Hong Kong airport to reopen as transit hub for passengers from mainland China for two months, offering Cathay Pacific a minor boost

  • Transfer services through Hong Kong International Airport resume from, but not to, the mainland
  • Covid-19 travel curb eased until October 15 to help students return to their studies abroad

Topic |   Hong Kong International Airport
Danny LeeLilian Cheng
Danny Lee  and Lilian Cheng

Updated: 11:01pm, 13 Aug, 2020

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A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong
A lone passenger walks through Hong Kong International Airport in February, before the full impact of Covid-19 was felt in the aviation industry. Photo: Winson Wong
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