Cathay Pacific to invest $100b in HKIA in next seven years

The investment includes orders for more than 100 new aircraft.

Cathay Pacific has committed to Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) more than $100b in investments over the next seven years.

This investment includes orders for more than 100 new aircraft, cabin interiors and lounges, and digital and sustainability leadership.

Cathay also welcomes HKIA’s commissioning of the Three-Runway System, which marks a new phase of growth and development for Hong Kong’s aviation industry.

The company supports the continued development of its home hub, with the group’s airlines set to reach 100% of pre-pandemic flights from January 2025. Together with HK Express, the two airlines aim to add more flights and operate passenger services to 100 destinations globally.