HKG · Arrivals
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· 235 arrivals on the board
- 07:1106:55CX382Gate 7Baggage claim
- 07:2707:20CX288Gate 65Baggage claim
- 07:3207:50CX252Gate 42Baggage claim
- 07:4707:50CX974Gate 68On time
- 07:4808:05CX170Gate 64On time
- 08:0307:25TK170Gate 31Delayed by 38 m
- 08:105J272Gate 47On time
- 08:2509:05HU705On time
- 08:4708:45MU7365On time
- 08:5009:10CX632On time
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- 08:5509:10CX612On time
- 08:5509:05CX449On time
- 09:1009:20CX694On time
- 09:15CI601On time
- 09:30UO617On time
- 09:3809:50CX624On time
- 09:40UO699On time
- 09:455J110On time
- 09:5110:20HX231On time
- 09:5206:55CX696Delayed by 2 h 57 m
- 09:5310:10CX933On time
- 09:55JX233On time
- 09:5509:00EY870Delayed by 55 m
- 10:00CX407On time
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- 10:1011:00MU721On time
How do I get to and from Hong Kong International Airport?
Hong Kong International Airport is well connected to the city by the Airport Express rail service, which links the airport with major urban stations. A broad network of airport buses serves Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories and nearby areas. Taxis are clearly zoned by destination, while hotel shuttles, ride-hailing or private car services and car rental are also available for travellers needing door-to-door transport.
How do the terminals work at Hong Kong International Airport?
Most passenger flights use Terminal 1, with check-in, security, immigration, shopping and boarding areas arranged across a large main terminal and connected concourses. Terminal facilities at HKG have been changing during expansion works, so always follow your airline’s terminal and check-in guidance. All departures and arrivals involve border formalities; transfers are usually handled airside, but allow time for walking, signage and automated people-mover links.