Airport Authority Hong Kong
The Airport Authority Hong Kong (AA) is a statutory body wholly owned by the Hong Kong SAR Government. Established in 1995, the AA is responsible for the operation and development of Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).
Airport Authority Hong Kong wins at HKB Technology Excellence Awards 2024
Airport Authority Hong Kong wins at HKB Technology Excellence Awards 2024
																					
							 Autonomous Electric Tractor enhances airport operations efficiency and safety.
						
					
					
				HKIA issues $5b retail bonds at 4.25%
																					
							The bonds have a tenor of 2.5 years.
						
					
					
				January HKIA cargo throughput down 26.4% YoY
																					
							Global economic uncertainties and factories’ holiday closures weighed it down.
						
					
					
				HKIA passenger throughput rises 28-fold in January
																					
							Passenger volume surged 466% YoY to 7.6 million in the past 12 months.
						
					
					
				Hong Kong, Zhuhai partner to boost airport operations
																					
							This is in pursuit of the Fly-Via-Zhuhai-HK.
						
					
					
				Gov’t relaxes flight ban mechanisms starting 1 June
																					
							The adjustments will ease travellers’ journey whilst guarding imported cases.
						
					
					
				AAHK extends relief package by 2 months
																					
							The body continued its support to the aviation industry amidst the pandemic.
						
					
					
				Hong Kong bans inbound flights from over 150 countries until 15 February
																					
							This will run from 16 January to 15 February.
						
					
					
				Hong Kong completes third runway
																					
							This project took five years to complete.