Cathay Pacific will launch non-stop services linking Hong Kong with Brussels, Dublin and Copenhagen starting this summer, expanding the airline's network to 15 European destinations served by direct flights from Hong Kong. The services to Brussels and Dublin will operate four times a week, whilst flights to Copenhagen will operate seasonally on a three-times-weekly basis from May to October. The airline will also launch a four-times-weekly service to Washington, D.C. for the first time in September. Operated by the all-new Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, the new service will become the longest on the Cathay Pacific network in terms of distance.


Cathay Pacific has also announced increased services from Hong Kong to Barcelona and Tel Aviv. Its current seasonal service to Barcelona will become a year-round service from 15th April and will increase from three flights a week to a four-times-weekly operation from July. Meanwhile, the current four-times-weekly service to Tel Aviv will increase to six times a week from 25th March, with daily flights throughout October and November.

In December last year, Cathay Dragon increased the frequency of its service between Hong Kong and Fukuoka to eight flights per week, with a further increase to 11 flights per week between 14th January and 24th March this year. The regional carrier has also launched a new four-times-weekly service between Hong Kong and Nanning in Guangxi, further strengthening the airline's network in Mainland China.

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