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Your Questions Answered
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In September 2006, Hong Kong Dragon Airlines (Dragonair)
became a wholly owned subsidiary of Cathay Pacific.
Although visible changes to Dragonair's operational activities
will, for the time being, appear minimal, the award-winning
international airline continues to retain its separate brand,
market positioning and identity.
The following is a list of "Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs)" regarding Dragonair's entry into the Cathay
Pacific Group:
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What destination cities does Dragonair fly to?
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Dragonair's passenger network covers 33 destinations
across the Asia-Pacific region, including 21 in the
China Mainland.
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What destinations are now available to the Cathay Pacific network?
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Cathay Pacific and Dragonair now flies to over 20 destinations in China and other popular Asian cities such as Phnom Penh, Cambodia and Phuket, Thailand.
Dragonair Destinations
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| BJS |
Beijing |
| CSX |
Changsha |
| CTU |
Chengdu |
| CKG |
Chongqing |
| DLC |
Dalian |
| FOC |
Fuzhou |
| CAN |
Guangzhou
[Codeshare - China Southern (CZ)] |
| KWL |
Guilin |
| HAK |
Haikou* |
| HGH |
Hangzhou |
| KMG |
Kunming |
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| NKG |
Nanjing |
| NGB |
Ningbo |
| TAO |
Qingdao |
| SYX |
Sanya |
| SHA/PVG |
Shanghai |
| SHE |
Shenyang |
| TSN |
Tianjin
[Codeshare - Air China (CA)] |
| WUH |
Wuhan |
| XMN |
Xiamen |
| SIA/XIY |
Xian |
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| HKG |
Hong Kong (Base) |
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| BWN |
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
[Codeshare - Royal Bunei Airlines (BI)] |
| PUS |
Busan, Korea |
| DAC |
Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| FUK |
Fukuoka, Japan |
| KHH |
Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
| KTM |
Kathmandu, Nepal |
| BKI |
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
[Codeshare - some services by Malaysia Airlines (MH)] |
| PNH |
Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
| HKT |
Phuket, Thailand |
| TPE |
Taipei, Taiwan |
| NRT |
Tokyo, Japan |
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Together, the Cathay Pacific and Dragonair network now serves over 120 destinations worldwide.
*Please note Haikou (HAK) service will be discontinued starting July 1, 2008
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Can you earn AAdvantage miles on Dragonair flights?
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Yes, Dragonair is a oneworld alliance affiliate member, tickets sold on Dragonair and/or
code-share flights with Cathay Pacific are eligible to earn AAdvantage miles.
Please click here
to view eligible Cathay Pacific and Dragonair fare classes and other terms & conditions.
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What other benefits have stemmed from the Dragonair integration?
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One of the key aims of the Dragonair integration is to create synergies between the two carriers that will benefit passengers and the Hong Kong hub in general. A greater number of connections between Cathay Pacific and Dragonair have been created making it easier for international travellers to connect with domestic Chinese destinations.
Teams in Cathay Pacific and Dragonair are also continually working together to reduce waiting times for passengers connecting between the two airlines. For example, travellers arriving in Hong Kong on CX889 from New York are now able to connect with Dragonair's daily KA802 flight to Shanghai within 50 minutes. Similarly, passengers arriving from Kaohsiung in Taiwan on KA439 at 09.50 will be able to catch Cathay Pacific's daily CX739 Hong Kong-Singapore service within 50 minutes.
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How do I ticket on Dragonair?
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Plate on CX (160) stock.
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For more information about Dragonair, visit their website at www.dragonair.com
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