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Cathay Pacific
is to launch a second daily non-stop service between Hong Kong and San Francisco
from October 18. The new CX870 flight will depart Hong Kong at 14.10,
supplementing the existing CX872 late-afternoon departure, while the new CX879 service from San Francisco
will provide travellers with more options when connecting to other
flights through Hong Kong.
Cathay's
Chief Operating Officer
John Slosar said, “We have been providing services to and from San Francisco for more than 20 years and continue to grow in the right direction with the
addition of the second daily service. We will continue to demonstrate our commitment by investing in new products, adding more aircraft,
growing our network and providing more services that offer people greater travel options and
benefits.”
To tie in with the launch of the additional San Francisco flight, Cathay Pacific has organised a roadshow that is offering the public in eight
cities across the United States and Canada a first glimpse of the new seats and cabin features now being rolled out on the airline’s long-haul
aircraft. The “Cathay Pacific’s New Product Roadshow” runs until 1 November and includes stops in Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco,
Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and New York.
The airline is continuing to strengthen its services as new aircraft join the fleet, with a second daily non-stop flight to New York being added
from 15 November. A number of other services are being bolstered, with additional flights to Vancouver, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and
Tokyo providing passengers with more choice and further cementing Hong Kong’s position as a leading international aviation hub.
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