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Old Jul 21, 2011 | 2:15 pm
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Originally Posted by gster78
Hi all, sorry if this is a noob question, but I'm still learning

I have an award booked for next April. My outbound is CX845 (JFK-HKG @ 01:20). I'm assuming the a/c comes from HKG earlier in the day. How do I find out what that ex-HKG flight number is?

Along similar lines, my return will be CX846 (HKG-JFK @ 18:30). Does anyone know what the ex-JFK flight # is?

Also - if someone could teach me how to look this information up (I tried searching the forum but I'm not sure I fully understand how) -- other than against everyone here -- that'd be great! Thanks in advance!
The 0120, CX845, turns off CX846 which arrives 2225. So 846 is what you want to track as an inbound. If that doesn't leave HKG on time, or diverts, your vacation is in jeporady. As for the departure from HKG, much harder to tell as it is a hub. Somebody else will have to chime in on that.
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