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Cathay Pacific launches HK-Seattle flights with five times weekly service

The service extends its North American passenger network to nine destinations.

Cathay Pacific has launched non-stop passenger flights between Hong Kong and Seattle in Washington, US.

The service is operated using its Airbus A350-900 aircraft and runs five times per week, extending the airline’s North American passenger network to nine destinations.

The group is operating close to 120 return flights per week this summer to Boston, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver.

The new service also increases options for cargo transport, complementing nearly 40 weekly return freighter flights to North America operated by Cathay Cargo during the summer peak.

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