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Cathay Pacific
is planning to launch a three-times-weekly service to Moscow, starting 27 March 2006.
From Moscow, Cathay Pacific’s service will
then continue onwards to Manchester, England.
The Moscow service will extend an existing codeshare agreement with Aeroflot - Russian Airlines, while the Manchester service marks a resumption of Cathay Pacific
passenger flights to the city, which traditionally has strong ties with Hong Kong. The route will be operated with an Airbus A340-300.
Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Philip Chen
said, “Moscow is an exciting destination and our new service will offer Hong Kong passengers more choices and greater travel convenience to this great
capital. With three new services to Manchester, we will operate an unmatched 31 flights every week from Hong Kong to the
UK.”
Cathay Pacific has operated codeshare flights to Moscow with Aeroflot since June 2004. Aeroflot currently operates the service with Boeing 767 aircraft. All services
operated by both airlines will carry Aeroflot's "SU" and Cathay Pacific's
"CX" prefixes.
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