During this year’s final day of matches at the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens, Cathay evoked nostalgia by soaring once again at Kai Tak – the former site of Hong Kong’s International Airport.

Cathay releases video of its return 'home' after 27 years, as Flight CX8100 with an Australian among its flight crew, soars over Kai Tak.

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Kai Tak Airport served as Hong Kong's prime aviation hub until its closure in 1998. Known for its challenging approach and dramatic landings, it became a beloved part of Hong Kong's identity. As ...

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Kai Tak Stadium is the centrepiece of a HK$32 billion (S$5.5 billion) sports park developed on the site of a former airport.