Cathay Pacific launched its non-stop Hong Kong - Dallas route at the end of April with 4 flights per week. The airline recently announced an increase to 7 flights a week, offering a daily service.

The new flight schedule, effective from 27/10, will cater to the peak travel season between Asia and North America. Passengers from Vietnam can now connect daily to North American cities via Cathay Pacific's Hong Kong hub.

Cathay Pacific's A350-1000 aircraft. Photo: Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific's A350-1000 aircraft. Photo: Cathay Pacific

From the end of October 2025, the Cathay Group will operate over 70 flights per week between Vietnam and Hong Kong. The network includes: direct flights from Hanoi (12 flights) and Ho Chi Minh City (18 flights); and codeshare flights with HK Express from Da Nang (21 flights), Nha Trang (4 flights), and Phu Quoc (19 flights). From the Hong Kong hub, passengers can connect to Dallas and onward to major US cities such as Houston, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Orlando, and Denver. With this Asian gateway, Vietnamese travelers visiting family, studying abroad, vacationing, or on business now have more flight options, schedule flexibility, and convenient connections.

The airline also operates flights to 8 major North American cities: Vancouver, Toronto, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Boston, and New York. From these destinations, passengers can easily connect to over 50 other cities across North America through the oneworld global airline alliance.

Cathay Pacific was voted World's Best Economy Class at Skytrax 2024 and 2025. Photo: Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific was voted World's Best Economy Class at Skytrax 2024 and 2025. Photo: Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific was recently ranked among the top 3 best airlines in the world by Skytrax 2025 and awarded World's Best Economy Class for the second consecutive year. The airline also retained its title for World's Best Inflight Entertainment for the second time in 3 years. According to Cathay Pacific, these achievements reflect the airline's commitment to becoming one of the world's best service providers.

Cathay Pacific's Economy Class offers premium features such as ergonomically designed seats for optimal passenger comfort. The entertainment system provides over 4,000 hours of content, ranging from Hollywood blockbusters and Hong Kong classics to exclusive Disney+ programs and live sports broadcasts. As of August of this year, Cathay Pacific is one of the few airlines in the world to offer seatback entertainment screens and wifi connectivity on 100% of its fleet, including Economy Class.

Premium Economy Class features spacious seating, generous recline, leather ottomans, and wide dining tables to enhance the travel experience. On medium and long-haul flights, the airline extends the premium experience with prosecco served on select flights. This is complemented by amenity kits and attentive service, reflecting the airline's hospitality.

Lie-flat beds in Business Class ensure passenger comfort. Photo: Cathay Pacific

Lie-flat beds in Business Class ensure passenger comfort. Photo: Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific's Business Class offers lie-flat seats, large touchscreen entertainment systems, charging ports, and Bamford amenity kits. These amenities provide a comfortable journey where passengers can enjoy their favorite TV series, work, or simply relax at 30,000 feet. Intelligent lighting, noise reduction, and improved cabin pressure also contribute to a more restful sleep.

The culinary experience is also a focus, with carefully selected ingredients and diverse menus. The airline aims to take travelers on a cultural journey through food, from the iconic Hong Kong-style egg tart to creative menus developed in partnership with Michelin-starred restaurants like Duddell’s and Louise in Business and First Class.

This experience is not limited to premium cabins, extending to Premium Economy and Economy passengers with menus created in collaboration with Michelin-starred restaurant Yat Tung Heen. The airline also offers the Cathay Signatures service for Business and First Class, allowing pre-ordering of signature dishes on select flights.

The Nook at The Bridge Business Class lounge. Photo: Cathay Pacific

The Nook at The Bridge Business Class lounge. Photo: Cathay Pacific

At Cathay Pacific's Hong Kong hub, the lounges are designed for comfort and tranquility, providing a peaceful escape from the airport bustle, allowing passengers to relax and unwind. One of the most popular lounges, The Bridge (located at gate 35 in Terminal 1), has recently reopened with a new look.

Along with this is the airline's new dining concept - The Nook, offering an extended selection alongside the renowned Noodle Bar. At The Nook, passengers can enjoy a selection of Chinese dishes such as savory filled buns, crispy onion cakes, and steaming rice rolls.

The Bridge lounge inherits the contemporary design language of two existing lounges at Hong Kong International Airport: The Pier and The Deck. The space features warm wood tones, ample seating areas, and a bar overlooking the runway, providing passengers with a quiet retreat before departure. The lounge also features a biometric check-in system, saving passengers time. These amenities contribute to a seamless and comfortable transit experience.

Thy An