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Jets from Cathay Pacific (background) and Dragonair sit on the tarmac at Hong Kong International Airport, 08 June 2006. Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong flag carrier and business icon, announced 09 June a takeover of smaller rival Dragonair, an airline it had once helped get going in hopes of...
View Photo »A man walks past the departure area of Hong Kong's International Airport, 30 November 2004. The Hong Kong Airport Authority said 02 December 2004 it has awarded a two billion Hong Kong dollar (256 million USD) contract to build a second air terminal at the airport.
View Photo »Engineers check a Cathay Pacific plane parking at the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has won "World's Best Airport among facilities serving 40 million-plus passengers" by Airports...
View Photo »A general view shows the Qantas check-in counter at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and unions to halt a bitter row that grounded all its...
View Photo »Job seekers attend the Hong Kong International Airport Job Expo 2011 in Hong Kong on August 26, 2011. The three-day career expo offers over 6,000 openings across a wide variety of job types at one of the busiest international avaition hubs in the world.
View Photo »Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang (R) and Hong Kong's Chief Executive Donald Tsang smile upon Li's arrival at the Hong Kong International Airport, August 16, 2011. Li is on a three-day visit to Hong Kong.
View Photo »China's Vice-Premier Li Keqiang, left, speaks next to Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang, center, and China's Director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office Wang Guangya upon Li's arrival at Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011. Li is here for a...
View Photo »China's Vice-Premier Li Keqiang, right, speaks to Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang upon his arrival at Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011. Li arrived here for a three-day official visit.
View Photo »In this Nov. 30, 2011 photo, two pilots from Cathay Pacific walk in the Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong. From 2011-2030, Boeing and Airbus both predict Asia will account for about a third of global aircraft deliveries worth a total of more than $1 trillion. To keep up with...
View Photo »(L-R) Hong Kong Airport Authority Chairman Marvin Cheung, Hong Kong's Secretary for Transport and Housing Eva Cheng and Airport Authority CEO Stanley Hui discuss in front of a model of the proposed third runway (bottom) for the Hong Kong International Airport during a news conference...
View Photo »Passenger planes taxi at the Hong Kong International Airport June 2, 2011. Airport Authority Hong Kong, which operates the region's busiest airport, said on Thursday that it will consult the public on a development plan for the airport that includes an option to add a third runway. The...
View Photo »A worker checks pacels sorting at DHL Central Asia Hub inside the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has been named "World's Best Airport among facilities serving 40 million-plus...
View Photo »A worker monitors as parcels undergo an automatic sorting process inside DHL Central Asia Hub inside the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has been named "World's Best Airport among...
View Photo »A worker collects baggage trolleys and transports them through an automatic belt from outside Terminal One of the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. Hong Kong Airport Authority said around 10,000 trolleys are available for free at the airport. With an airport workforce...
View Photo »Workers clean a glass panel at Terminal One of the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has been named "World's Best Airport among facilities serving 40 million-plus passengers" by Airports...
View Photo »Flight schedules are seen inside an integrated airport centre run by the Hong Kong Airport Authority at the Hong Kong International Airport November 15, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has won "World's Best Airport among facilities...
View Photo »A bus drives past Cathay Pacific planes parking at the Hong Kong International Airport November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has won "World's Best Airport among facilities serving 40 million-plus passengers" by Airports...
View Photo »Airplane tire marks are left on the foreground as machines carry out rubber removal and a runway friction test on one of the two runways of the Hong Kong International Airport at midnight November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international...
View Photo »Workers take down one of the 5,000 daylight reflectors installed on the ceiling of the Hong Kong International Airport for cleaning at midnight November 16, 2011. With an airport workforce of around 65,000, the territory's international airport has been named "World's Best Airport among...
View Photo »A man talks on his mobile phone while waiting at a Qantas counter at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and unions to halt a bitter row that...
View Photo »Australian tourists wait at the Qantas counter to be transfered to a Cathay Pacific flight to Sydney at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and...
View Photo »A display board shows the cancellation of a Qantas flight bound to Sydney, Australia at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and unions to halt a...
View Photo »A man talks with ground staff at a Qantas counter at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and unions to halt a bitter row that grounded all its...
View Photo »A man checks flight information at a Qantas counter at Hong Kong International Airport on October 31, 2011. Australia's Qantas was preparing to return to the air for the first time in two days, after an industrial tribunal ordered it and unions to halt a bitter row that grounded all its...
View Photo »Stranded Qantas passengers wait for information at the departure hall at Hong Kong International Airport October 30, 2011. Qantas Airways and its unions appeared before a labour tribunal on Sunday with Australia's prime minister urging an end to the industrial dispute that grounded the...
View Photo »Jets from Cathay Pacific (background) and Dragonair sit on the tarmac at Hong Kong International Airport, 08 June 2006. Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong flag carrier and business icon, announced 09 June a takeover of smaller rival Dragonair, an airline it had once helped get going in hopes of...
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