Hong Kong Air Cargo has launched its inaugural flight to Budapest, arriving at 17:40 local time on September 7th. This new service marks Hong Kong Air Cargo as the third airline to operate on this route, following Cargolux and Ethiopian Airlines, utilizing Airbus A330-200(F) aircraft. The airline is set to run flights twice a week, with non-stop services from Budapest to Hong Kong and a stopover in Almatý on the outbound journey.
– Weekly Schedule: Flights are scheduled for Mondays and Saturdays.
Mr. Gary Zhan, Chairman of Hong Kong Air Cargo, expressed enthusiasm about this new route, highlighting its significance for commerce between Hong Kong and Budapest, while also committing to providing excellent service for customers.
In addition to this, Aircalin has announced new flights between New Caledonia and Europe, with scheduled operations to Paris Charles de Gaulle beginning December 11th. These flights will operate via Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.
– Weekly Schedule: Flights will be on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Air India recently commenced operations to Malaysia. The inaugural flight to Kuala Lumpur departed from Delhi at 13:14 local time on September 15th, with daily services planned using Airbus A320-200 and A320neo aircraft.
– Weekly Schedule: Daily flights.
Qantas has expanded its services to Port Vila, Vanuatu, launching three times a week flights from Brisbane using Boeing 737-800 aircraft, with the first flight on September 10th. Jetstar will also begin its operations connecting Sydney and Port Vila on December 12th.
– Weekly Schedule: Flights are available on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
Other airlines are also making moves in the Asia and Oceania regions:
– AirAsia X will introduce a daily service to Singapore from Phnom Penh starting November 9th.
– Air Astana will add a new route connecting Astana and Phuket beginning October 26th, with three weekly flights operated by Airbus A321neo aircraft.
– Air India has initiated daily flights from Delhi to Kuala Lumpur as a response to increased demand in the region.
This wave of new routes demonstrates a growing commitment among airlines to enhance global connectivity and meet the evolving needs of travelers while promoting trade across international borders.
