TRIPREPORT | Hong Kong Airlines (BUSINESS CLASS) | Airbus A330-300 | Hong Kong - Nagoya
Hong Kong Airlines' is Cathay Pacific's main rival, offering routes across Asia aboard its Airbus-fleet, including their flagship Airbus A330-300, which we show in detail in this video, traveling in Business Class from Hong Kong to Nagoya.FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM FOR LIVE STORIES OF OUR FLIGHTS:
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*FLIGHT INFORMATION*
Airline: Hong Kong Airlines
Aircraft: Airbus A330-300
Registration: B-LHH
Flight Time: 3h 10min
Seat: 18A
From: Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok
To: Nagoya Chubu Centrair
Date: February 2024
*EQUIPMENT INFORMATION*
Cameras used: Canon R6 (Canon 15-35mm F2.6, Canon 100-400mm F5.6-8), iPhone 15 Pro Max, DJI Osmo Pocket
Additional equipment used: Rode VideoMic Pro+, Blue Yeti Podcast Microphone, Joby GorillaPod 1K
*PRICE BREAKDOWN*
This trip was taken for business reasons I am unable to publicly disclose. Due to a variety of factors this means I am also not able to share the price paid for this journey. Since it was an interesting flight though, I did not want to waste the opportunity to cover the experience in a video. Please accept my apologies for not being able to be as transparent as I usually strive to be. Rest assured, the airline was not involved in the making of this video and all opinions expressed are our own, as always.
*VIDEO BREAKDOWN*
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Getting to the Airport
01:17 - Chek Lap Kok International Airport
02:08 - Chase Sapphire Lounge
03:06 - Boarding
04:13 - Cabin and Seat
06:46 - Taxi and Take Off
08:40 - Breakfast Service
10:12 - Inflight Entertainment System
10:28 - Inflight
11:47 - Approach and Landing
13:21 - Deboarding
13:49 - Chubu Centrair International Airport
*COLLABORATION DISCLAIMER*
This video does not contain product placements. The airline was neither involved nor informed about the production of this video. The ticket fare was paid by ourselves.
*ANIMATED MAP*
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Created: February 2025
*GRAPHICS ATTRIBUTION*
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