The Cathay Group has announced the launch of daily non-stop flights between Hong Kong and Changsha, set to begin on November 4, 2025. This new route will make Changsha the fifth Chinese Mainland destination added by the group in 2025, expanding its network in the region to a total of 24 destinations.
According to the company, these flights will be operated by Cathay Pacific using Airbus A321neo aircraft, which offer both Business and Economy cabins as well as inflight entertainment. The new service is intended to provide more travel options for passengers traveling between Hong Kong and Hunan Province, and to connect customers in Changsha with over 100 destinations worldwide through Cathay’s global network.
Cathay Chief Executive Officer Ronald Lam stated: “We are excited to introduce non-stop flights between Hong Kong and Changsha, establishing an important bridge that fosters trade and cultural exchange between Hunan and the rest of the world via our Hong Kong hub. With Changsha as our 24th destination in the Chinese Mainland, we are doubling down on our promise of greater choice, convenience and connectivity for our customers. We look forward to welcoming even more travellers aboard and helping spark new journeys in travel, trade and tourism.”