Cathay Pacific Launches Hong Kong to Boston Nonstop Flight Today with Boeing 777-300ER

Boston, May 3, 2015, — Boeing and Cathay Pacific celebrated delivery of 50th Boeing 777-300ER (Extented Range) in the fleet of the airline of Hong Kong on Thursday, April 30. Cathay also opened its new service to Boston today.




With this delivery, Cathay Pacific has in its fleet 67 Boeing 777 also puisqu’incluant twelve 777-300s and five 777-200s. Cathay Pacific will receive three additional 777-300ERs this year and recalls his loyalty to Triple ordered since September 21 777-9X she is one of the launch customers.

“The 777-300ER is the backbone of our long-haul fleet, praised Ivan Chu, President of Cathay Pacific. We operate the largest fleet of 777-300ERs in Asia, and this aircraft super-efficient long-haul allows us to operate multiple daily frequencies on intercontinental markets, giving our customers a lot of choice. “Recall also that the Boeing 777-300ER will receive further improvements in 2016 to reduce fuel consumption by 2%.

Cathay Pacific flies to almost 100 destinations worldwide with a fleet of 123 passenger aircraft, including 777 in addition to the 43 Airbus A330 and 10 A340 and 3 747-400 being removed. It also has on order 48 A350XWB, including 900 and 1000 versions.

Other news on the side of Cathay, since it connects Saturday, May 2, 2015, Hong Kong in Boston, four times a week, flights operated by 777-300 Quad class, starting on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 18:00 ( arrival at 21.30), return flights starting again at 1:45 with an arrival at 6:20 the next day. In North America, the airline of Hong Kong currently operates some 100 passenger flights a week to New York (JFK), Newark Liberty, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, therefore, Toronto and Vancouver.


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