About Hong Kong Airlines
Hong Kong Airlines is the territory's second full-service carrier after Cathay Pacific, operating an Airbus fleet out of Chek Lap Kok. It came through a turbulent restructuring around 2020 and now runs a leaner regional network focused on mainland China, Japan and Southeast Asia.
It remains a full-service airline in the things that matter to passengers — checked baggage, meals and seat selection are included in the fare rather than sold on top.
Hong Kong Airlines flights from Beijing Daxing
The Beijing–Hong Kong route from Daxing. Although Hong Kong is part of China, this counts as an international sector: you clear immigration in both directions, use the Level 4 international departures area at PKX, and need the appropriate travel documents.
Hong Kong Airlines serves one destination from PKX: Hong Kong.
Route lists change with the summer and winter schedules, and frequencies change more often than that. For the flights operating today, check the live arrivals and departures boards.
Planning your trip
At Beijing Daxing, Hong Kong Airlines checks in at Level 4 departures (international). Check-in closes 30 minutes before departure on domestic flights and 45 minutes before departure on international ones — Daxing is a large building, and the walk from check-in to a far gate is a real part of your timing.
- Treat it as an international flight — immigration applies, and check-in closes 45 minutes before departure.
- Mainland Chinese travellers need an Exit-Entry Permit; foreign passport holders need whatever their nationality requires for Hong Kong.
- The high-speed train from Beijing to Hong Kong West Kowloon is an alternative, but it takes around nine hours.
Getting to the airport takes planning of its own: the Daxing Airport Express and the intercity railway are the fastest options from central Beijing, with taxis and private transfers as the door-to-door alternatives. The airport guide covers terminal layout, security and what is open landside.