KARACHI – Cathay Pacific Airways will increase its services between Seoul and Hong Kong from five to six flights daily from 15 July 2012. The latest addition means Cathay Pacific will offer the most number of flights between the two cities, bringing benefits to both business and leisure travellers, says a press release.

As the foreign airline with the longest history of operation in Korea, Cathay Pacific has seen continuous growth in the number of passengers travelling between Seoul and Hong Kong over the years. The last frequency increase on the route was in January 2006 when the airline began offering five daily flights to Hong Kong.
Cathay Pacific Country Manager Korea Clarence Chung said: “We are delighted to be able to provide even more flight options for business and leisure travellers going to Hong Kong and beyond with this new flight. We are also seeing rapid growth in the popularity of Korea as a holiday destination, and this additional service will help to bring more tourists into the country.”