Cathay Pacific has launched nonstop flights between Hong Kong and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, enhancing its reach in the United States. This new route began on 24 April 2025 and strengthens the airline’s connections between Asia and North America.

With this addition, Cathay Pacific responds to the increasing demand for direct flights between Hong Kong and major U.S. cities. The airline now operates four weekly round-trip flights using the advanced Airbus A350-1000.

Travelers can choose from three cabin classes: business, premium economy, and economy. The flights depart from Hong Kong on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 16:05, arriving in Dallas at 17:55. The return flights leave Dallas at 22:55 and arrive in Hong Kong at 04:35 two days later.

This new route is part of Cathay Pacific’s efforts to expand its global network. The addition of Dallas is the latest in a series of new destinations launched by the airline in 2025. Cathay Pacific is also increasing its North American operations, with over 110 weekly return flights to cities like Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. These expansions confirm the airline’s position as a key player in transpacific aviation.

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