Cathay Pacific will increase its flight frequency to Boston and Vancouver from March 2017.

Both destinations are set to receive three extra weekly flights, which will upgrade Hong Kong–Boston to a daily service and Hong Kong­–Vancouver to 17 flights a week.

Details of the revised routes are as follows:

Hong Kong (HKG) – Boston (BOS)

Flight no From To Depart/Arrive Days
CX812 HKG BOS 1820/2210 Daily
CX811 BOS HKG 0145/0535 +1 Daily

Hong Kong (HKG) – Vancouver (YVR)

Flight no From To Depart/Arrive Days
CX838 HKG YVR 16/20/1315 Daily
CX837 YVR HKG 1445/1915 +1 Daily
CX888 HKG YVR 0030/2125 -1 Daily
CX889 YVR HKG 0205/0615 +1 Daily
CX856 HKG YVR 1100/0755 Tue, Thu, Sat
CX855 YVR HKG 0925/1345 +1 Tue, Thu, Sat

Cathay Pacific currently operates its B777-300ER aircraft to both Boston and Vancouver. However, the Oneworld member will begin deploying its brand-new A350-900 on the Hong Kong–Vancouver route next year.

The Airbus aircraft will serve the three new return weekly frequencies on flights CX856 and CX855. It sports a three-class configuration, with 38 seats in business (1-2-1), 28 in premium economy (2-4-2) and 214 in economy (3-3-3). For a detailed first look, see here.

“We are fully committed to the North America market and are pleased to strengthen our services to Boston and Vancouver to meet ongoing business and leisure travel demand,” said Cathay Pacific’s chief executive Ivan Chu.

“Our A350 aircraft has received excellent customer feedback and we are excited to offer this great product on our additional Vancouver service next year.”

For more information, visit cathaypacific.com

Clement Huang