Hong Kong Express heads for Shanghai
HONG KONG – Hong Kong Express Airways has launched its new Hong Kong–Shanghai route offering daily flights.
The airline this year launched five new routes to Japan, and will next week launch a daily service to Beijing.
“In the past few months, we have launched many new routes which will greatly expand our customer base, as well as bring in some very experienced aviation professionals to strengthen the management team,” said Ronnie Choi, president of Hong Kong Express.
“Last year we carried over one million passengers in and out of Hong Kong, and we expect that number to increase exponentially with our new services, and those yet to come.”
By the fourth quarter of this year Hong Kong Express will have the air rights to
operate three flights daily to both Shanghai and Beijing.
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