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Originally Posted by Carfield
(Post 36956945)
Unsurprising schedule but it is awful.
UO seems to be in a full blown expansion mode, despite the loss. I guess it is just trying all kind of markets and see which one sticks. Or they are just taking advantage of the HK Airport's new flight incentive. Carfield |
Originally Posted by Aus106080
(Post 36957125)
Awful for hk traveller , but good for korean traveller to HK or transfer at hk airport.
There has also been discussion about UO yields being down because of overcapacity. Wonder how much these will cannibalize from UO/CX Seoul and Busan traffic. |
Originally Posted by Aus106080
(Post 36957125)
Awful for hk traveller , but good for korean traveller to HK or transfer at hk airport.
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i believe HK'ers are not that interested in SK compared to japan as flight time is similar, and the politics and issues there are pretty bad now. (not too sure about that). with these times possibly its for south koreans more.
I'm surprised UO doesn't codeshare with CX.... if they did the CX network would get a lot bigger and more transit traffic equals higher load factor. i always thought some of UO's passengers are from CX transit traffic. |
Originally Posted by majorpuppy
(Post 36957490)
i believe HK'ers are not that interested in SK compared to japan as flight time is similar, and the politics and issues there are pretty bad now. (not too sure about that). with these times possibly its for south koreans more.
I'm surprised UO doesn't codeshare with CX.... if they did the CX network would get a lot bigger and more transit traffic equals higher load factor. i always thought some of UO's passengers are from CX transit traffic. |
Originally Posted by Carfield
(Post 36956945)
Unsurprising schedule but it is awful.
UO seems to be in a full blown expansion mode, despite the loss. I guess it is just trying all kind of markets and see which one sticks. Or they are just taking advantage of the HK Airport's new flight incentive. Carfield |
Originally Posted by Kaio
(Post 36957582)
Koreans love red-eye flights... If you look at FT24 at midnight, you’ll see a batch of Korean planes between Korea and Southeast Asia
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Originally Posted by NZflyer777
(Post 36957010)
Honestly CX is missing a lot of revenue by not putting it's code on the UO flights and selling the seats for a higher CX level price but with the same perks as CX economy.
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Originally Posted by Kaio
(Post 36957582)
Koreans love red-eye flights... If you look at FT24 at midnight, you’ll see a batch of Korean planes between Korea and Southeast Asia
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Originally Posted by MeltingAlf
(Post 36957586)
Not just SE Asia. The Jeju/Jin/TWay/Air Busan flights ex-HKG all leave at 1/2am.
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Seems like we got a taste of the eagerly-awaited HKG-BHX possibility!
https://www.flightaware.com/live/fli...455Z/VHHH/EGBB |
Originally Posted by ernestnywang
(Post 36958243)
CX does put its code on most UO flights to destinations it does not serve frequently. The CX code can only be priced in conjunction with a CX prime connecting flight, though.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...301a4dd0b.jpeg CX/UO round trip JFK-HKG-CRK https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...63a579cf1.jpeg |
UO new destination - YiWu China
UO just announced the new destination in China - Yiwu
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Wild that United will now operate Adelaide direct from SFO before CX gets there:
https://onemileatatime.com/news/unit...-city-flights/ Imagine this is Australian subsidies through and we'll see how long it lasts. Also, CX will have competition to BKK and SGN from United running fifth freedom routes from HKG! Crazy. CX will now also have to navigate lower cargo revenue as Trump tariffs hit China and HK hard especially with another shot at ending the de minimis exception. Hope it doesn't impact routes/frequency... |
And in other news, UO announced yet another mainland destination: Changzhou
https://www.thestandard.com.hk/break...angzhou-in-May |
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