Dragonair will increase its Hong Kong to Kathmandu, Nepal service to five-times weekly from three-times weekly from 1 October. The service will no longer be direct, but fly via Dhaka, Bangladesh, says the Cathay Pacific subsidiary."The airline will also help increase the number of inbound tours to Nepal via Hong Kong using the worldwide network offered by both Dragonair and sister airline Cathay Pacific," says Dragonair CEO Kenny Tang.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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