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Cathay Pacific
is moving its operations to the new Terminal 2 at Shanghai Pudong International Airport with
effect from Tuesday, 29 April.
The airline’s daily flight between Hong Kong and Shanghai will arrive into and depart from the new facility. Cathay Pacific passengers
departing from Pudong will need to use the check-in counters located in area D – the same area used by sister airline
Dragonair.
From a user perspective the new terminal offers a more modern and efficient facility in one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation hubs. A
highlight for Cathay Pacific passengers will be the opening of a new lounge in Terminal 2, shared with Dragonair, which will
provide passengers improved standards of comfort and service.
At 970 square metres the Dragonair and Cathay Pacific Lounge will be the largest in either airline’s network outside Hong Kong. It will be
open to passengers travelling in First or Business Class on Cathay Pacific and Dragonair as well as Silver-status or above members of the
Marco Polo Club.
The lounge will employ what is primarily a Cathay Pacific lounge layout, for efficiency and operational benefits, with some Dragonair
influences. Key features include two food and drink venues offering a wide choice of Western and Chinese dishes that will change on a
regular basis, wireless Internet access, workstations, large flat-screen TVs and specially trained lounge staff.
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