The Legacy of Kai Tak Airport Kai Tak Airport served as Hong Kong's prime aviation hub until its closure in 1998. Known for its challenging approach and dramatic landings, it became a beloved part of ...

In a poignant nod to Hong Kong's aviation history, Cathay Pacific recently conducted a low-altitude fly-past over the former site of Kai Tak Airport. This event, coinciding with the inaugural Hong ...

Kai Tak Airport closed in 1998 with the opening of Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok. The former site has since been redeveloped into a mixed-use area, now home to the Kai Tak Cruise ...

URA’s managing director Wai Chi Sing said on his blog on Sunday (13 April) that the initiative aligns with the 100th year of old Kai Tak Airport. The authority will develop the new “3B ...

which evoked nostalgia as the city held the Sevens rugby tournament at the site of its old airport in Kai Tak for the first time. There were contrasting reactions to the brief moment when Cathay ...

Since Kai Tak’s last commercial flight, a Cathay Pacific Boeing 747-400 CX251, took off from Kai Tak Airport bound for London–Heathrow, the thought of a jumbo jet flying close to the tops of building ...

Built on the historic grounds of the former Kai Tak Airport, the Kai Tak Sports Park is being hailed as a masterpiece of modern architecture and design. The centrepiece is a 50,000-seat stadium with a ...

Here, visitors can simply take their time to enjoy the scenery, whether it’s the sunset or the skyline. While Kai Tak is the site of the former airport, today it’s being billed as a sports hub.

The airline had announced that it was partnering with Hong Kong’s new state-of-the-art Kai Tak Sports Park (KTSP) located at the site of the previous international airport as its exclusive Founding ...

The new stadium is a nostalgic one for Hong Kongers as it transforms the old Kai Tak Airport location, which notoriously saw flights fly into the harbour and make a 47-degree turn below 500 feet ...

A short documentary-style video depicts the planning required it took to get Flight CX8100 safely through the challenging, low-altitude route past Hong Kong’s former Kai Tak airport.