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Cathay Pacific
is to strengthen Hong Kong's connections to Europe with a daily service to Rome, starting 27 March 2006.
A daily service, increased from the current five flights a week, will provide passengers greater flexibility for travel between Italy, Hong Kong and connecting points in
Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Philip Chen
said, "Cathay Pacific offers more flights to Europe from Hong Kong than any other airline, and the only service to Italy. The
addition of more Cathay Pacific services makes travelling via Hong Kong a far more attractive proposition to passengers and multiplies the airport's strength as a global
hub and gateway to the Chinese Mainland."
Cathay Pacific currently operates 54 passenger services to five cities in Europe each week. It operates four flights a day to London, plus daily services to Amsterdam,
Frankfurt, Paris, and five weekly flights to Rome. The airline serves 92 destinations world-wide.
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