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HK Express will launch direct flights between Clark International Airport and Hong Kong starting June 6
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The latest international route from the Cathay Group airline is their second destination in the Philippines after Manila
HK Express will launch direct flights between Clark International Airport (CRK) and Hong Kong starting June 6, 2024, the Cathay Group airline said in a statement.
The new route marks HK Express’ second destination in the Philippines, following Manila, and aims to provide travelers with more opportunities to explore the former US airbase and other destinations in Pampanga.
To commemorate the inauguration of the Clark route, HK Express is offering a special introductory fare starting at HK$168 (about PHP1,237) for one-way trips, applicable for travel between June 6 and November 30, 2024.
The booking window for this exclusive offer opens at 12pm on April 16 and closes at 11:59 pm on April 19.
The flight details are as follows:
- Flight UO532 – Hong Kong (HKG) to CRK – departure: 07:55, arrival: 10:05 – Frequency: Monday and Saturday
- Flight UO532 – HKG to CRK – departure: 18:10, arrival: 20:20 – Frequency: Tuesday and Thursday
- Flight UO533 – CRK to HKG – departure: 10:50, arrival: 13:05 – Frequency: Monday and Saturday
- Flight UO533 – CRK to HKG – departure: 20:55, arrival: 23:10 – Frequency: Tuesday and Thursday
Travelers can secure the discounted fares by making their flight bookings through the HK Express website or mobile app.
Clark has undergone significant development, evolving from its American-influenced roots to become a thriving economic and commercial center.
Clark attracts visitors from across the globe. The region offers a wide range of leisure amenities, including golf courses and resort hotels.
Adjacent to Clark is Subic Bay, popular for nature enthusiasts, featuring expansive tropical rainforests and jungle adventures, as well as popular water parks.
HK Express’ upcoming flights to Clark provide travelers with convenient access to these top attractions and promote local tourism in Central Luzon.
