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Originally Posted by TomYoung
(Post 36148767)
The HK Standard is reporting today that Ronald Lam says they will add 10 new destinations bringing the total to 90 by year end. He is reported as saying that they had plans to add destinations in the mainland and Belt and Road countries. Could include all countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the west coast of South America. As a resumption? Pakistan? Or Turkey?
For the mainland, they are hiring people for UO to resume sanya. Middle East: Riyadh is on the list, but I am not sure if it will be affected by the "fake prince" issue. If Riyadh resumes, would it be Bahrain-Riyadh flight just like before? |
Originally Posted by TomYoung
(Post 36148767)
The HK Standard is reporting today that Ronald Lam says they will add 10 new destinations bringing the total to 90 by year end. He is reported as saying that they had plans to add destinations in the mainland and Belt and Road countries. Could include all countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the west coast of South America. As a resumption? Pakistan? Or Turkey?
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reasoning and possble restart of HKG-DVO
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 36148317)
I haven't examined the flight timings in detail, but how do those connecting itineraries beat the nonstop?
To go back to route resumptions topic should CX restore KA HKG-DVO or not? KA DVO start date was November 23 2018 and got cut in 2020. If CX decided to restart HKG-DVO start using the later batch of B-HSx A320neos since DVO was served by the earlier B-HSx A320-232s. If successful after the restart then HKG-DVO should get the B-HPx fleet which itself succeeds the 2019 version B-HTx A321-231s. |
Originally Posted by allianceflyer9506
(Post 36148825)
It has to do with the CX and SQ services surpassing PR127 JFK-MNL services and amenities
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Originally Posted by sbs2716g
(Post 36148816)
wonder he is saying about CX alone or the whole CX group.
Note the actual article doesn't include any hints beyond "mainland and Belt and Road countries," which is like 2/3 of the world: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/secti...w-destinations I would be really shocked if they managed to launch ten more destinations before the end of the year given the trouble relaunching Barcelona...maybe based on their training timeline for new recruits? |
Originally Posted by US HK UK flyer
(Post 36148885)
The mainland ones might be U0 but they tend not to fly out of the region so the longer haul would be CX probably.
Note the actual article doesn't include any hints beyond "mainland and Belt and Road countries," which is like 2/3 of the world: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/secti...w-destinations I would be really shocked if they managed to launch ten more destinations before the end of the year given the trouble relaunching Barcelona...maybe based on their training timeline for new recruits? |
Originally Posted by US HK UK flyer
(Post 36148885)
Note the actual article doesn't include any hints beyond "mainland and Belt and Road countries," which is like 2/3 of the world:
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Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 36148800)
Middle East: Riyadh is on the list, but I am not sure if it will be affected by the "fake prince" issue. If Riyadh resumes, would it be Bahrain-Riyadh flight just like before?
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Originally Posted by Reply1984
(Post 36148947)
UAE is not Saudi Arabia. They are two different countries.
I didn't mention it right. Ages ago CX got a route to Riyadh via Bahrain, if CX launch Riyadh, will they go via Bahrain(Middle East), so that will be a new destination - Bahrain. |
Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 36149057)
Thanks for the comment.
I didn't mention it right. Ages ago CX got a route to Riyadh via Bahrain, if CX launch Riyadh, will they go via Bahrain(Middle East), so that will be a new destination - Bahrain. |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 36149071)
What is the "fake prince issue"?
https://www.dimsumdaily.hk/controver...offline-today/ |
Originally Posted by US HK UK flyer
(Post 36148885)
The mainland ones might be U0 but they tend not to fly out of the region so the longer haul would be CX probably.
Note the actual article doesn't include any hints beyond "mainland and Belt and Road countries," which is like 2/3 of the world: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/secti...w-destinations I would be really shocked if they managed to launch ten more destinations before the end of the year given the trouble relaunching Barcelona...maybe based on their training timeline for new recruits? let’s make a guess of the 10 destinations. below is mine. You guys are most welcome to amend the list to reflect yours CX - Hyderabad , Riyadh (known), Adelaide, Birmingham , Cape Town UO- Sanya, Kunming, Changsha, siem reap, Kota Kinabalu, many are indeed relaunch |
Originally Posted by MPC
(Post 36149417)
let’s make a guess of the 10 destinations. below is mine. You guys are most welcome to amend the list to reflect yours
CX - Hyderabad , Riyadh (known), Adelaide, Birmingham , Cape Town UO- Sanya, Kunming, Changsha, siem reap, Kota Kinabalu, many are indeed relaunch My guess: UO: Sanya, Hiroshima, Kuala Lumpur, Siem Reap, Clark, Kunming CX: London Gatwick, Hyderabad, Riyadh (known), Cape Town |
Originally Posted by Reply1984
(Post 36149742)
Previously UO CEO said they would expand to 30 destinations from 24 within this year. Then that will leave CX 4 new destinations.
My guess: UO: Sanya, Hiroshima, Kuala Lumpur, Siem Reap, Clark, Kunming CX: London Gatwick, Hyderabad, Riyadh (known), Cape Town KL is currently served by CX, so it cannot be counted as a “new destination “ of the CX group 😄 Hence I bet KK of Malaysia - Mainland Chinese can visit KK visa free |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 36148838)
While I'm certainly not a fan of PR, and HKG/SIN aren't bad airports, being able to get off of the plane at the destination is a much stronger draw than services or amenities for normal people. Furthermore, why would CX want compromise yields in order to kowtow to the Phils market beyond HK?
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