Does Cathay Pacific still fly to New Zealand?

The Hong Kong airline has operated only cargo flights during the COVID-19 pandemic, but announced on Friday that passenger services would return on July 8. Cathay Pacific will operate one flight to and from Aotearoa each week, in addition to an Air New Zealand-operated codeshare flight on the same route.

Does Cathay Pacific fly to Auckland?

Cathay Pacific offers daily direct flights to Auckland International Airport (AKL) from Hong Kong International Airport. Flights from HKG to AKL take 10 hours 45 minutes and bring you to Terminal I in Auckland.

Does Cathay Pacific still fly from Auckland to Hong Kong?

Cathay Pacific is suspending twice-weekly services between Hong Kong and Auckland due to tough new quarantine requirements for flight crew in the territory.

Does Cathay Pacific fly to Auckland?

Are there any direct flights from Hong Kong to Auckland?

Finding great deals on flights from Hong Kong to Auckland is easy. Direct flights are available from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Auckland Airport (AKL) via Air New Zealand, Hong Kong Airlines and Thai Airways. Cathay Pacific offers direct flights and there are also a number of one-stop flights available.

How much luggage can you take on a flight from Hong Kong to Auckland?

Economy Class ticket holders are allowed one piece of cabin baggage weighing up to 7 kg (15 lbs) and one piece of checked baggage weighing up to 23 kg (50 lbs) on their flight from Hong Kong to Auckland. Premium Economy, Business and First Class ticket holders are entitled to higher limits. Read more about our baggage policy.

How long does it take to fly from HKG to Akl?

How long does it take to fly from HKG to AKL? This direct flight will whisk you away to your destination in 10 hours and 45 minutes via Cathay Pacific. If you catch the 21:25 HKT departure, you will arrive at 13:10 NZST. Gives you plenty of time to freshen up or have a quick lunch.

When does daylight saving time start in Auckland?

Auckland operates on New Zealand Standard Time, which is GMT plus 12 hours. New Zealand has summer time from the beginning of April to the end of September. Hong Kong is on GMT plus 8 hours and does not observe daylight saving time.