5. When Hong Kong's first night flight took off from Kai Tak to write a new chapter in the city's civil aviation history A Cathay Pacific Airways DC-3 took off at 8.30pm on July 18, 1959, in a ...

Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport was legendary among pilots—who had to thread their way between high-rises to land—and passengers, who gripped their armrests and held their breath as they peered ...

Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong will play host to the ranking event ... Built on the site of the former Kai Tak Airport, a huge retail space is partnered with a Dining Cove packed with restaurants.

This is because Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport was once one of the most notorious airports in the world, known for its terrifying landings and challenging conditions. In fact, it was even branded ...

Inside the stadium ... as the new Sports Park sits on the site of the old Hong Kong International Airport in Kai Tak — Cathay Pacific’s iconic longtime home base. Hong Kong Sevens was the ...

It was the famous landing only found at Hong Kong's iconic former international airport, Kai Tak, which was closed on July 6, 1998. Now, 27 years after the airport ceased operations, and to coincide ...

a $4-billion waterfront venue rising from the site of Hong Kong’s legendary Kai Tak airport runway, where jumbo jets once made famously dramatic landings in the heart of the city. The event drew ...

Developed and built on the site of Hong Kong’s former international airport, Kai Tak Sports Park took six years to build and was said to have cost HK$30 billion (US$3.9 billion). The 28 ...

Rugby fans from all over the world descended upon Hong Kong‘s newest 50,000-seat Kai ... one for Hong Kongers as it transforms the old Kai Tak Airport location, which notoriously saw flights ...