Future vacationers dreaming of conquering Victoria Peak, seeing the 70-storey Bank of China tower, Wong Tai Sin Temple and the 34-meter Sitting Buddha statue, admiring the Symphony of Light light and music show, relaxing in Kowloon Park and on Lamma Island (long beaches and beautiful nature), ride a rented boat in Aberdeen harbor, walk along the Avenue of Stars, enjoy breathtaking views while standing on the Sky100 observation deck, want to know in advance how long to fly to Hong Kong from Moscow?
How many hours to fly from Moscow to Hong Kong?
Those who fly to Hong Kong with a direct flight from Moscow airports will spend more than 9 hours on the road, and with transfers - at least 12 hours.
Access to direct flights is opened by Aeroflot (4 days a week), as well as Delta Airlines and Cathay Pacific.
Flight Moscow - Hong Kong
Air China, Lufthansa, British Airways, S7, Swiss, Korean Airlines, Royal Jordanian and other carriers operate 73 flights on the Moscow - Hong Kong route (7156 km between them). With Aeroflot, tourists will spend 9 hours and 20 minutes on the road (flight SU212). Those interested in the cost of air tickets will be glad that they will be able to purchase them for 13,400-14,200 rubles (such prices are expected in October - May).
Due to a transfer in Amman, it will be possible to be in Hong Kong after more than 23.5 hours (waiting time - 7 hours, flight - 16.5 hours), in Istanbul - after 15 hours (flight - 13.5 hours), in Milan - after 17 hours (docking will take 2 hours), in Helsinki - after 14.5 hours, in Singapore - after 16 hours, in Rome - after 20 hours (time of stay above the ground - 15.5 hours), in Zurich - after 18.5 hours, in Seoul - after 14 hours, in Tokyo - after 20 hours 40 minutes (it will take 6 hours 20 minutes to dock), in Vienna - after 21 hours (after 1 flight there will be a 7-hour break), in Beijing - after 13 hours.
Chek Lak Kok International Airport is equipped with food outlets, information kiosks, a convenient signage system, a restaurant and an observation deck on the roof of Terminal 1, a Sky Plaza entertainment center with a gym (there are unique simulators for boxing and shooting, football, basketball, golf), A 4D cinema, an aviation center (guests will learn about the history of aviation and feel like a real pilot), an interactive thematic center Asia Hollywood (Terminal 2), car rental points (Terminal 2 arrivals hall), free Wi-Fi (those who are not took a tablet or laptop with them, they can use computers with Internet access in Terminal 1 in zone 6F, where, in addition, you can charge your phone, send a fax or make a photocopy of documents).
It is worth noting that if you need help from airport employees, you can distinguish them from passengers and businessmen by the red uniforms they wear.
How do I get out of the airport?
- bus: the airport and Hong Kong are connected by 9 bus routes (their stops can be found on the left side of the exit from the arrivals area), in the number of which there is the letter “A” (these routes cover all significant places in Hong Kong). If you have a lot of luggage, take one of the orange buses.
- train: at the service of travelers - a special line of the Hong Kong subway (train interval - every 10 minutes from 6 am to 00:50). The journey from the airport to the Central Station will take 25 minutes.
- ferry: from the airport you can take a ferry to mainland China (the entrance to the place where the ferries depart is located near the immigration control service; passengers get to the ferry by a special bus, and to purchase tickets you need to contact the ticket office, the location of which is Terminal 1 arrival hall).
- Taxis: A distinction is made between red (Hong Kong and Kowloon), blue (Lantau Island) and green (New Territories) taxis. The way to the central part of Hong Kong will take about half an hour, the fare is paid by the meter, and the fares, including additional fees, can be found in the cabin of each taxi.
