Hong Kong’s government plans to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry in the Greater Bay Area, targeting specified SAF consumption by 2030.
Cathay Pacific supports new air services agreements with South America, Central Asia, Africa, and the Middle East to expand Hong Kong’s global reach.
Hong Kong International Airport, hosting Routes World 2025 from 24-26 September, is the world’s busiest cargo hub, with a new Dongguan logistics park opening in 2027.
The “Fly-Via-Zhuhai-Hong Kong” scheme, expanding in October 2025, allows mainland passengers to check in at Zhuhai for HKG flights via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge.
The Skytopia project includes a yacht marina with 600 berths, part of the broader Airport City development at Hong Kong International Airport.
Ronald Lam shared: “We believe these initiatives will not only bolster the competitiveness of the Hong Kong international aviation hub, but also the availability and affordability of SAF.”
Ronald Lam shared: “These will present significant opportunities for travel, business, trade and talent—closely aligned with Cathay’s goals to grow its network.”
Vivian Cheung shared: “With the commissioning of the Three-Runway System last year, and the upcoming phased opening of the new Terminal 2, as well as the full-steam development of Skytopia, the airport has entered a new phase of expansion.”
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