Airline
Hong Kong Airlines is a Hong Kong-based carrier with headquarters in Tung Chung. According to Wikipedia, it was founded on 28 March 2001 as CR Airways and renamed Hong Kong Airlines in September 2006. It is part of the HNA group and is not a member of a global alliance. It is a separate company from Cathay Pacific's subsidiaries Cathay Pacific, HK Express and Air Hong Kong.
The sole hub is Hong Kong International Airport. The network covers mainland China, Japan, South-East Asia, Taiwan and Australia, with Vancouver as a North American destination. Recent additions include Urumqi (two weekly A330-300 flights from 29 August 2026) and Lanzhou (weekly, from May 2026).
As of August 2026, Wikipedia lists 17 Airbus A320-200s, 3 A321-200s and 5 A330-300s in passenger service, about 25 aircraft. Six A330-200 freighters are listed in the same table; they belong to the cargo business, which is not open to passengers.
Fares, on-time figures and change fees were not found in the sources checked. Confirm them with the airline before booking.
25
In service
0
On order
Fleet figures as of Aug 2026.
| Aircraft | In service |
|---|---|
| Airbus A320-200 | 17 |
| Airbus A330-300 | 5 |
| Airbus A321-200 | 3 |
Sources: Hong Kong Airlines – Our fleet, Hong Kong Airlines – Wikipedia, ch-aviation: Hong Kong Airlines mulls C919s, returning to North America
Operational Statistics
| Metric | Hong Kong Airlines |
|---|---|
| Headquarter | Tung Chung, Hong Kong |
| Airline type | Full-service |
| Alliance | - |
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