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Hong Kong Airlines to open flight to Beijing Daxing

The service will start on 15 March 2023.

Hong Kong Airlines will be operating a four-time weekly service to the Beijing Daxing International Airport starting on 15 March 2023.

It is the first Hong Kong local carrier to open service to this route and operate in the two international airports in Beijing,” it said in a statement.

Flights are scheduled every Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.

The Hong Kong–Beijing Daxing route, Flight Number HX308, departs on 9:35 and arrives at 12:55.

Meanwhile, the flight from Beijing Daxing to Hong Kong, Flight Number HX309 leaves at 13:55 and arrives 17:35.

Daxing Airport, located at the frontier between Beijing and Langfang in Heibei Province, is the second international airport of the capital city, along with the Beijing Capital International Airport.

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