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Cathay Pacific
is to launch a fifth daily flight to Seoul, South Korea. The new non-stop service, starting 27 January 2006, will depart Hong Kong shortly after midnight,
arriving early morning in the South Korean capital. The return flight from Seoul will be the first departure for Hong Kong from the city and will arrive before noon.
Of the airline’s four other daily Seoul services, three are non-stop. The new
service, for which final details remain subject to government approval, will also operate non-stop.
Cathay Pacific Director Corporate Development Augustus Tang
said, “A fifth daily Cathay Pacific flight to and from Seoul capitalises on the growing enthusiasm for
business and in particular leisure for travel to and from South Korea. Its schedule offers customers a new product and the prospect of easier access to more points
across Cathay Pacific’s network, strengthening Hong Kong as a global hub.”
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