Mumbai-Hong Kong flights to resume on May 4, while Delhi-Hong Kong flights to resume on May 6

Cathay Pacific has announced the resumption of non-stop flights between Mumbai and Hong Kong and between Delhi and Hong Kong. While Mumbai-Hong Kong flights are set to resume on May 4, 2022, the Delhi-Hong Kong flights would resume on May 6, 2022. The resumption of scheduled services would allow travellers to directly reach Hong Kong and then go from there to destinations such as New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, Melbourne and Sydney. Travellers would be able to book such flights on the website of Cathay Pacific airlines.

As per the schedule shared by the airline, the Mumbai-Hong Kong flight (number CX 2660) would operate on May 4, 18, 31, June 10 and 21. While Mumbai to Hong Kong flight would depart at 1:25 pm and arrive in Hong Kong at 9:50 pm, the Hong Kong to Mumbai flight would depart at 8:10 am and arrive in Mumbai at 11:35 am.

On the other hand, the flights between Delhi and Hong Kong would operate on May 6, 15, 29, June 8, 17 and 28. The Delhi-Hong Kong flight would depart at 1:15 pm and arrive in Hong Kong at 9:25 pm, while the Hong Kong-Delhi flight would depart at 8:10 am and arrive in Delhi at 11:55 am.

Cathay Pacific will deploy the Boeing B777-300 on its India routes and would offer Business class seats, Premium Economy class seats and Economy seats

Regional General Manager – South Asia, Middle East and Africa Rakesh Raicar said, “We are delighted to resume our flights from Mumbai and Delhi to Hong Kong, and look forward to welcoming passengers on board to experience the warm Asian hospitality that makes us one of the world’s greatest service brands. In the last two years many enhancements have been introduced to our product and services to ensure our customers can travel seamlessly and with confidence. We believe the resumption from India will ignite a spark of excitement and will go a long way towards helping the Indian diaspora, particularly in India and Hong Kong, to once again connect with their loved ones. With our onward connections to key destinations, we will also be able to accommodate the resurgent demand for international travel.”