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Hong Kong Airlines to launch Nagoya flights in July

The flights will be available four times every week.

Hong Kong Airlines is debuting four-times weekly direct service flights between Hong Kong and Nagoya on 8 July.

The flights will be available every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday: HKG-NGO with flight number HX664 will depart at 9:30AM and arrive at 2:25PM; and NGO-HKG with flight number HX665 will depart at 3:25PM and arrive at 6:30PM. Flight schedules and numbers may change without notice.

Apart from the upcoming debut of its Nagoya flights, Hong Kong Airlines is also increasing flights to Tokyo (Narita) to three times daily beginning June; whilst flights to Fukuoka and Nagoya will become daily in June and August, respectively.

Nagoya is the capital city of the Aichi Prefecture and home to 2.3 million people. It holds several tourist attractions, including Nagoya Castle, and UNESCO World Heritage site Shirakawagō. 

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