This marks another milestone in the airline’s extensive lounge enhancement plan in Hong Kong and other major destinations in its network, following the reopening of The Bridge at Hong Kong International Airport in May.
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Alongside the redesigned Beijing lounge, Cathay Pacific also operates two other lounges in the Chinese Mainland — an airport lounge at Shanghai Pudong International Airport as well as its first-ever ferry port lounge at the Shekou Cruise Home Port in Shenzhen for intermodal travellers.
In Hong Kong, the airline recently reopened its popular lounge The Bridge and converted The Deck into an interim First class lounge, ensuring customers continue to enjoy a premium lounge experience during the renovation of The Wing, First — which will reopen in 2026 — followed by The Wing, Business. Eligible customers can also visit Cathay Pacific’s much-loved The Pier, First and The Pier, Business lounges at the airline’s home hub.
In the coming years, Cathay Pacific will be launching new flagship lounges in Hong Kong and, for the very first time, New York, as part of the Cathay Group’s more than HK$100 billion investment into state-of-the-art aircraft, cabin products, lounges and digital innovations.
