Direct flights with Cathay Pacific (CX) - Discover all destinations

Cathay Pacific was founded in 1946 as the flag carrier of Hong Kong. It has since grown into one of the world’s leading full-service airlines, known for its premium cabins and extensive long-haul network. It is one of the founding members of the Oneworld airline alliance.

Cathay Pacific’s network is built around its hub in Hong Kong. Using its enviable location in Asia, the airline connects passengers traveling between Asia and the rest of the world with high-frequency regional flights and long-haul services to major cities throughout Asia, Europe, Australia, and North America.

Use the route filter tool below to browse through all 75+ of Cathay Pacific’s unique direct routes. You can filter by departure or destination airport, country, or continent to display all current direct flights with the selected parameters. You can further sort by frequency or flight duration to easily find any route in its network.

Cathay Pacific’s primary hub

Except for a few fifth-freedom flights, Cathay Pacific operates entirely from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG).

The airport is a major hub for travel between Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania. Cathay Pacific is the largest airline at the airport, offering direct flights to over 75 destinations.

Cathay Pacific’s Regional network

Hong Kong doesn’t have any domestic flights due to its tiny size, but Cathay Pacific serves a number of regional destinations in East and Southeast Asia.

Major airports with direct flights to Hong Kong operated by Cathay Pacific include:

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Taipei (TPE): The airline’s busiest route with more than 80 weekly departures.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Tokyo Haneda (HND): Cathay Pacific also flies to Tokyo Narita and operates a fifth-freedom flight from Taipei to Narita too.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Singapore (SIN): Up to 8 flights per day.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Bangkok (BKK): More than 50 flights per week..
  

Other regional destinations include Guangzhou (CAN) and several cities in mainland China, Seoul (ICN), Manila (MNL), Jakarta (CGK), and half a dozen other cities in Japan.

Cathay Pacific’s direct flights to the USA

Cathay Pacific offers nonstop flights to 6 US cities. Service is year-round, although frequency can vary depending on the season and demand.

All currently available long-haul routes to the USA are:

• Hong Kong (HKG) - San Francisco (SFO): Operated three times per day, this is Cathay Pacific’s busiest route to the USA.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Los Angeles (LAX): Another thrice-daily route to the West Coast.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - New York (JFK): Direct service, with additional flights via Vancouver. Three times per day.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Boston (BOS): One flight per day to one of the largest cities on the East Coast.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Chicago O’Hare (ORD): Regular nonstop service to Illinois.

• Hong Kong (HKG) - Dallas (DFW): Cathay Pacific’s longest direct flight at nearly 17 hours in the air. Operated 4 times per week.

Additionally, Cathay Pacific flies direct to two cities in Canada: Toronto (YYZ) and Vancouver (YVR).

Direct flights to Europe with Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific operates nonstop flights to a dozen European cities from Hong Kong. Service is daily or near-daily.

Destinations include major capitals like Paris (CDG), Amsterdam (AMS), Brussels (BRU), and Rome (FCO), popular tourist hotspots like Barcelona (BCN) and Zurich (ZRH), and large airports like Frankfurt (FRA), Manchester (MAN), and Milan (MXP).

A notable route is Hong Kong (HKG) - London Heathrow (LHR), which stands out as Cathay Pacific’s busiest European route with up to 5 flights daily.