Cathay Pacific destinations

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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
Cathay Pacific passenger route map as of April 2 2006

Contents

[edit] Africa

[edit] Asia

[edit] East Asia

[edit] South Asia

[edit] Southeast Asia

[edit] Southwest Asia

[edit] Europe

[edit] North America

[edit] Oceania

(ref: Flight International, April 2005)

[edit] Past Destinations

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, currently served with Cargo flights)
  • 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)
  • 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)

[edit] Cargo Destinations

Cathay Pacific freighter aircraft fly to these cities.

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