Air Hong Kong

The airline operates an express freight network to 13 destinations in nine countries, including China, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam.

[1] Air Hong Kong was founded in November 1986 by three local businessmen and commenced charter services with a Boeing 707-320C freighter on 4 February 1988.

Air Hong Kong continues to operate an agreed freighter network to destinations in Asia for DHL International.

[2] Air Hong Kong was established in November 1986 by three local businessmen from London's Stansted Airport, which included Roger Walman.

By early 1990, the airline had two Boeing 707-320C and operated a scheduled cargo service to Manchester, with traffic rights to Auckland, Brussels, Fukuoka, Guam, Melbourne, Nagoya, Osaka, Perth, Busan, Singapore, Sydney, Vienna and Zürich.

[3][4] Schedule cargo service to Nagoya was introduced and new traffic rights to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City granted by April 1991.

[5] In March 1992, Air Hong Kong was granted additional traffic rights to Cairns, Darwin, Dhaka, Dubai, Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur and Townsville.

A building complex with a wide glass building on the left and a tall and medium height office building on the right.
The head office of Air Hong Kong is within the Cathay Pacific City complex.
The old Air Hong Kong logo, made up of a navy blue colour pentagon, made up from the five 'A' character formed into a circle. Beneath the logo is the airline's name in both English and Traditional Chinese.
Old Air Hong Kong logo
An aircraft painted in white colour with the name Air Hong Kong painted in red on the fuselage, and in yellow colour from the rear to the tail with the name DHL painted in red on the tailfin.
Air Hong Kong Airbus A300-600F General Freighter (B-LDH)
A retired Air Hong Kong Boeing 747-400F