Flights from New Zealand

Current flight schedule between New Zealand and Hong Kong.

Flights from New Zealand

As part of our efforts to support New Zealanders who need to travel, and to reflect the easing of restrictions in our home market, we are happy to share that we will resume our services between Auckland and Hong Kong in July.

With fully flexible tickets, enhanced wellbeing measures at every stage and additional flight options via our codeshare partner Air New Zealand, you can book and fly with confidence and more flexibility.

See below the most up to date schedule and please continue to monitor our website for any further updates. We look forward to welcoming you on board.

June 2021 International flight schedule

Operating carrier	From ✈ To	Flight number	Departure time	Arrival time	Frequency	Operating dates
Cathay Pacific	Auckland to Hong Kong	-	-	-	Not operating in June	-
	Hong Kong to Auckland	-	-	-	Not operating in June	-
Air New Zealand	Auckland to Hong Kong	CX7402	22:50	06:30+1	1 flight per week	Fri
	Hong Kong to Auckland	CX7401	15:25	06:00+1	1 flight per week	Mon

July 2021 International flight schedule

Operating carrier	From ✈ To	Flight number	Departure time	Arrival time	Frequency	Operating dates
Cathay Pacific	Auckland to Hong Kong	CX198	13:45	21:25	1 flight per week	Thu
	Hong Kong to Auckland	CX2113	16:35	7:20+1	1 flight per week	Tue
Air New Zealand	Auckland to Hong Kong	CX7402	22:50	06:30+1	1 flight per week	Fri
	Hong Kong to Auckland	CX7401	15:25	06:00+1	1 flight per week	Mon

Note: Schedule correct as of 11 June 2021, and is subject to government restrictions and/or capacity limitations. Please check the latest entry restrictions and quarantine requirements before you travel.

Connectivity to the world

Our home of Hong Kong serves as a great hub to connect New Zealanders to the rest of the world. Our international flights from New Zealand can seamlessly connect you from Auckland or Christchurch through Hong Kong, to your dream destination, whether it may be London, Paris, Tokyo or an abundance of destinations in Asia and beyond.

Transit

While transiting, there are a range of things to do in Hong Kong International AirportOpen a new window. Whether duty free shopping at one of the many designer stores, or trying traditional Cantonese dishes in the dining precinct, your transit time will quickly escape you. If you are travelling from New Zealand on Business Class, you will also be able to indulge in our luxurious award-winning loungesOpen a new window.

Stopover

If your flight from New Zealand allows for a more flexible schedule, how about a longer stopover so you can get out and explore all that Hong Kong has to offer? Need ideas? – Try visiting Victoria Peak for breath-taking views, or dining at one of 50 Michelin Star restaurants. The Airport Express can get you straight to Hong Kong’s CBD in under 25 minutes, with plenty of other transport options to get around. Check out our guide to explore the top things to do in Hong KongOpen a new window.

Why fly with Cathay Pacific?

5 star airline

For 20 consecutive years, Cathay Pacific has ranked within Skytrax’s “World’s Top 10 Airlines”. We are also one of only ten 5-star rated airlines in the world, with international flights from New Zealand, where we have been operating for more than 38 years.

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Impeccable service and comfort

Our warm Asian hospitality, state-of-the-art cabins, amplified on-board entertainment, and delicious menus will make your flight one to remember.

We are also one of a few full-service carriers operating out of New Zealand; with Business, Premium Economy, and Economy Classes to choose from – it’s comfort to suit every traveller

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Most advanced passenger fleet

A350 international flight from New Zealand

Seeking to fly on the most advanced aircraft on your international flight from New Zealand? Our fleet of A350s are an all-new experience that redefines travelling.

These aircraft bring together the latest in technology and design for a superior flight experience, including wider cabins and seats designed for maximum comfort.

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Airline of the future

Investing in Sustainable Aviation Fuel and carbon offsetting programmes are a few of the initiatives we are working on to ensure a sustainable future. We’re also proud to be one of the first airlines in Asia to commit to net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

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Award-winning lounges

lounges on international flights from new zealand

From yoga and meditation spaces, to tea rooms and champagne bars, our lounges at Hong Kong International Airport are the ultimate places to unwind on your international flight from New Zealand. Explore one or all four of our Business Class lounges and arrive relaxed and ready to your destination.

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Our home market of Hong Kong

Famous for its towering skyscrapers, vibrant nightlife and abundance of Michelin Star restaurants, Hong Kong is one of the most visited cities in the world. In fact, it has approximately 30,000 Kiwi citizens or residents living there as estimated by the New Zealand Society of Hong Kong.

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Book and fly with confidence

Free rebooking and ticket changes

Plans change, so we're giving you the flexibility to make free and unlimited changes to all new tickets issued between 9 March 2020 and 31 August 2021.

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Fly confidently with Cathay Care

We understand your concerns and have introduced enhanced measures across every step of the journey - from check-in to the cabin.

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Where we're currently flying

Find the most up-to-date information regarding our current and upcoming flights across the network.

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Travelling in a COVID-19 world

International travel in a COVID-19 world is different to what we’re all used to. That is why we have put together the following list of travel requirements to help you prepare for your journey to Hong Kong.

We constantly update our travel restrictions and flexible booking options. To view the latest, you can visit our COVID-19 information centreOpen a new window today.

Travelling to Hong Kong from New Zealand

Before travelling into Hong Kong, all travellers are required to submit a health declaration form. After submitting this online form, the system will generate a QR code. Please save this and show it to the border control staff upon entering Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). The QR code is valid for 48 hours upon creation for arrivals into HKIA, and for 24 hours when transiting.

What if you have been fully vaccinated?

If you have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to arrival, and have stayed in New Zealand in the 21 days prior to arrival, you are required to quarantine for 7 days in a government designated hotel. At the airport, you must present a record of your vaccination, and confirmation of your hotel reservation.

You will then need to undergo 2 COVID tests during quarantine, self-monitoring in the subsequent 7 days, and a COVID test on the 12^th day of arrival.

If you have not been fully vaccinated

If you have not been fully vaccinated, and have stayed in New Zealand in the 21 days prior to arrival, you must undergo 14 day quarantine in a designated quarantine hotel. As above, you will need to present confirmation of your hotel reservation to border staff.

You will then need to undergo 3 COVID tests during quarantine, self-monitoring in the subsequent 7 days, and COVID tests on the 16^th and 19^th day of arrival.

For further travel advice, visit the Hong Kong Government COVID-19 website.

Transiting via Hong Kong

In terms of transiting via Hong Kong for overseas travel, each government has their own entry requirements depending on your final destination. Please check the government website of your final destination, to see the requirements for travelling into that destination and via Hong Kong. You will still need to submit the Hong Kong health declaration form as above, however no other transit requirements have been set by the Hong Kong government.