Information Baggage of Cathay Pacific

Standart Baggage Allowance Cabin Baggage and Check-in Baggage
These values are for customers with reserved seat, flying on our most popular flight routes.

These dimensions include wheels, handles and side pockets.
For Cabin Baggage, you may also bring a small item aboard the aircraft. These items include small handbags, laptop bags, small backpacks, camera bags or briefcases

Check in baggage
Baggage allowance per pasenggers

There are exceptions for flights concerning the America and Auckland. There is no limit to the number of pieces you can check in, as long as their combined weight is within your standard weight allowance, below:
Stadard allowance

The Marco Polo Club membership tier

Oneworld membership tier

Baggage allowance less than 2 years old
If you have not booked a seat for your infant you may bring 10kg / 22lbs of luggage on board for them, plus a car seat and a stroller. There is no limit on the amount if pieces

Maximum single item weight and dimensions
Any baggage that weight more than 32 kg / 70lbs or measures more than 203cm/ 80 " in total dimension must be repacked into split-up units within these limits. Your bag's total dimension is the sum of its width, height and length

Information Check-in of Cathay Pacific

Online Check-In
Check in for Cathay Pacific flights, Dragonair flights and any onward flights on partner carriers 48 hours up to 90 minutes prior to flight departure

Mobile Check-In
Mobile Check-In is available for eligible flights from 48 hours up to 90 minutes before departure.

Kiosk check in
Quick and Easy Check-In, Self Check-In Kiosk provides an easier and faster check-in service and you can:
- Print your boarding pass in one simple step, after you have checked in online:
* Retrieve your Check-In record and print your boarding pass
- Check in for any Cathay Pacific flights within 48 hours before departure flights

Kiosk check in

For Cathay Pacific, Self Check-In Kiosks are currently available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Italian, Dutch, French, German and Russian at:

For Cathay Dragon, Self Check-In Kiosks are currently available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean at:

Cathay Pacific Call Center

Worldwide Toll-Free Number
+800 2747 3333

Hong Kong Number
+852 2747 3333

China
400 861 3333

Fare Rules of Cathay Pacific

Flights Schedule of Cathay Pacific

In Flight Comforts of Cathay Pacific

1. Food and beverages:
- dining
- special meals
- peanut and tree nut allergy

2. Entertainment:
- Movies
- Television
- Music
- Games
- Publications

3. Duty free shopping
- Online shop
- Discover the shop
- Home delivery service

4. Using electronic devices
- Portable electronic device (PED)
- Phone
- Laptop Power
- Connectiviy

5. Inflight health tips
- Inflight health tips
- Jet lag
- Inflight exercise
- Medical equipment on board
- Cosmic radiation
- Motion sickness
- Aircraft enviroment
- Communicable disease
- Pressure physiology

On 24 September, 1946 American Roy C Farrell and Australian Sydney H de Kantzow founded Cathay Pacific Airways. Initially based in Shanghai, the two men eventually moved to Hong Kong and established the airline. Legend has it that Farrell and a group of foreign correspondents thought up the airline's unique name.

The airlines began operate passenger flights to Manila, Bangkok, Singapore and Shanghai. Expansion fast enough and, in 1948, one of Hong Kong's leading trading companies, The Swire Group (Butterfield & Swire) took a 45% share in the company. Under the leadership of John Kidston Swire and Butterfield & Swire became wholly responsible for the management of the airline.

Business grew at an average rate of 20 percent a year between 1962 and 1967. Cathay Pacific also initiated international services (another world's first) to Osaka, Fukuoka and Nagoya in Japan.

Terminal

Terms & Conditions of Cathay Pacific