List of Cathay Pacific destinations: Difference between revisions

Cathay Pacific Airways
國泰航空公司
	File:CX Logo.PNG
Founded	1946
Hubs	Hong Kong International Airport
Focus cities	Suvarnabhumi Airport ; Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Frequent-flyer program	Asia Miles ; The Marco Polo Club
Alliance	Oneworld
Fleet size	101(+36 orders)
Destinations	102
Parent company	Swire Group (Swire Pacific)
Headquarters	Hong Kong
Key people	Philip Chen (CEO) ; Christopher Dale Pratt (Chairman)
Website	http://www.cathaypacific.com

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Revision as of 10:00, 17 December 2006

Cathay Pacific operates services to the following destinations (at February 2006, this does not include codeshare destinations):

Cathay Pacific passenger route map as of April 2 2006

City	Airport Code		Airport Name	Aircraft	Remarks
City	IATA	ICAO	Airport Name	Aircraft	Remarks
SOUTH AFRICA
Johannesburg	JNB	FAJS	OR Tambo International Airport	Boeing 747-400

City	Airport Code		Airport Name	Aircraft	Remarks
City	IATA	ICAO	Airport Name	Aircraft	Remarks
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Hong Kong	HKG	VHHH	Hong Kong International Airport	Airbus A330-300 Airbus A340-300, Airbus A340-600, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-300	Central Hub
Shanghai	PVG	ZSPD	Pudong International Airport	Airbus A330-300 Airbus A340-300
Xiamen	XMN	ZSAM	Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport	Airbus A330-300
Taipei	TPE	RCTP	Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport	Airbus A330-300 Airbus A340-300, Airbus A340-600, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-300

(ref: Flight International, April 2005)

Cathay Pacific had served the following destinations with passenger service in the past, but had since discontinued the service.

Kolkata (service discontinued in the 1970s)
Brunei (service discontinued in late 1980's)
Dhahran (discontinued in late 1980s as a stop in the airline's Hong Kong - Europe services)
Kaohsiung (thrice daily non-stop service from Hong Kong using L1011 discontinued and transferred to Dragonair in 1997)
Manchester (daily service from Hong Kong via Amsterdam or Paris using A340-300 and 747-400 discontinued in 2002, now planning to be resumed in 2006)
Istanbul (twice weekly non-stop service from Hong Kong using A340-300 discontinued in 1998)
Phnom Penh (service discontinued in the 1970s after civil war broke out in Cambodia)
Port Moresby (service discontinued in late 1980s as a stop in the airline's Hong Kong - Auckland service)
Rangoon (service discontinued in the 1970s)
Shanghai (twice daily non-stop service from Hong Kong using L1011 discontinued and transferred to Dragonair in 1989, CX will be restarting service from 1st December 2006)
Stockholm (daily service from Hong Kong via Frankfurt using 747-400 discontinued in 1997, restarted with Cargo service in Sep 2006)
Vientiane (service discontinued in the 1970s after Communist takeover of Laos)
Zurich (five weekly non-stop service from Hong Kong using A340-300 discontinued in 2002)

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