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Hong Kong Express Airways has
welcomed the lifting of capacity restrictions on flights between Hong Kong and all Japanese cities with the
exception of Tokyo. The announcement marks a key step in the airline’s development of new scheduled services to Japan which will
commence with the introduction of flights to Okinawa in early April.
“The new air services arrangement which allows all Hong Kong carriers to operate to Japan without capacity restriction is very much
welcomed. I applaud such a significant step,” said Mr. Ronnie Choi, President of Hong Kong Express Airways.
“Operating scheduled services to additional destinations in Japan is not only a tremendous plus for travellers but will affirm our position
and status as a truly regional player in a market which we firmly believe has strong growth
potential” Choi added.
In addition to launching flights to Okinawa, Hong Kong Express Airways plans to seek approval to introduce scheduled services to a further
three destinations in Japan in 2008: Nagoya, Kagoshima and Okayama.
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