Hong Kong International Airport

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Aeropuerto de Hong Kong, 2013-08-13, DD 02 - The airy interior of the passenger terminal building

Hong Kong International Airport (香港國際機場 IATA Flight Code: HKG), commonly called Chek Lap Kok Airport (赤鱲角機場) (after the island upon which the airport sits) and is located just off Hong Kong/Lantau|Lantau Island in the west of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong International Airport Halal Travel Guide

Those who remember the daredevil approach of aircraft prior to landing at the old Kai Tak Airport don't need to guess why Hong Kong decided to build a new airport somewhere else. The Kai Tak Airport was the primary hub for air travel until the 1990s. With only a single runway, one terminal building too small, hills that made takeoff and landing tricky, and sharp turns at low altitude so close to high rise residential buildings that passengers could see residents eating dinners during landings were just a few of the drawbacks. Moreover, due to Kai Tak's proximity to residential areas, a curfew had to be in place in the late night and early morning hours, thus limiting its capacity.

A new airport was eventually built at Chek Lap Kok in the north of Lantau Island, joining three of its northern islands into what is now a world class airport. Designed by Sir Norman Foster and the airport opened in July 1998 and has since been named "World's Best Airport" by Skytrax eight times.

There are many direct connecting Flights to Hong Kong from every inhabited continent in the world. Most major cities in Europe and North America are all served with at least one daily flight, and flights between Hong Kong and other major cities in Asia and Oceania are frequent. Cathay Pacific operates one of the longest air routes in the world, between Hong Kong and New York City (JFK). It is the primary hub for Hong Kong's flag carrier Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines and low-cost carrier Hong Kong Express.

Due to the special status of Hong Kong, Flights to mainland Chinese cities are treated as international rather than domestic flights. As a result of the territory’s rather small size, all Flights from the airport are international, and there are no domestic flights.

Check-In at MTR stations

If you have paid the fare for the Airport Express train, you can check-in your luggage and print boarding passes at the airport check-in desks at the Hong Kong and Kowloon MTR stations. Some airlines such as Cathay Pacific allow you to drop off your bags up to one day before travel and not have to deal with luggage as you enjoy your final day in Hong Kong. To enter the check-in areas, you must scan your airport express ticket or Octopus card and the fare will be deducted immediately. However, you do not need to enter the airport express station immediately. You can go and do other things and then the same ticket/card will give you free access to airport express on your next entry.

Muslim Friendly Flights from Hong Kong International Airport

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Departures

Each airline uses a specific check-in aisle:

Terminal 1

Terminal 2

Ground transportation

By Rail

MTR-AirportExpress-Airport - Airport Station, where you can catch the Airport Express train to the city

Hong Kong is one of the few major cities in the world where you can get between the downtown and the airport in less than 30 minutes via the Airport Express. There are also plenty of other cheaper options.

Airport Express

The Airport Express is the quickest, most comfortable way to travel between airport and city. Trains run every ten mins 06:00-00:45, which takes around 30 mins. For adults (ie aged 12+), single fares (which cover same-day return) are $70 to Tsing Yi, $105 to Kowloon, and $115 to Hong Kong Central Station. Returns valid for 30 days are $120, $185 and $205 respectively; fares for children aged 3-11 are about half. There's no ticket barrier at the airport, so you can just board and pay in the city. All stations have free porters to help you get heavy bags on and off of the train; there is no need to tip. If you travel with other people you can get a group discount if you buy your ticket from the staff at the counter. If you take a taxi to reach the airport express, you are entitled to a 50% discount when boarding in Tsing Yi and Kowloon. Tourist travel passes sometimes include a return journey on the Airport Express and some airlines sell duty-free tickets during the flights. A affordable way to get to Central is to take the Airport Express to Tsing Yi, and change to the Tung Chung MTR line, which costs in total $72.5 one-way or $135 return. A free connection from the Airport Express to the MTR is offered if you use the same Octopus Card to change from the Airport Express to the MTR at Central, Kowloon, or Tsing Yi stations. The transfer is free no matter which station you exit the MTR. Free transfers to shuttle buses to area hotels are also provided for users of the airport express.

Kowloon Station on the Airport Express line is located next to West Kowloon High-speed rail in China|high-speed railway station and connected by pedestrian walkways, making it easy to transfer from the airport to a high-speed train if you intend to head elsewhere in the Pearl River Delta. The downside is that unlike taking a ferry from the airport, you do have to pass through both Hong Kong customs and immigration to do this.

Tung Chung Line

If you want to save around $70, an alternative way is to take the S1 bus from the airline hub to the nearby Tung Chung MTR station ($3.50, 15 minutes), where you can transfer to the Tung Chung MTR line to Kowloon ($18, 27 minutes) or Hong Kong ($24, 30 minutes). The Tung Chung line runs the same route as the Airport Express except it terminates at the Tung Chung station and has four additional stops. Note that the MTR system has luggage restrictions and in any case, carrying luggage on the MTR may be cumbersome. This method will take about 45-60 minutes more than the airport express.

Travel on a Bus from Hong Kong International Airport

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Buses are affordable ($10-$40), more scenic, have longer operating hours but are slower. Depending on where you are going and they may be more convenient than the trains and some routes run 24 hours (unlike the Airport Express). There is also an information board at the airport bus terminal. Two companies run buses from the airport: Citybus ('CityFlyer') and Long Win. Buses travel over the scenic Tsing Ma Bridge and the seventh longest suspension bridge in the world. Buses with routes beginning with "A" (Airbus) (cost: $20-40) have free Wi-Fi internet and take a more direct route than buses with routes beginning with the letter "E" (External) (cost: $10-20), which travel via the cargo terminals and airport offices. Buses with routes beginning with "S" (cost: $3-4) are shuttle buses - as noted above and the S1 bus operates bus service to the closest MTR station. Bus route "B4" is for cross-border and stops at Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities of the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge. This route is particularly useful if you are heading towards Macau or Zhuhai. Finally, buses with routes beginning with "N" are overnight buses. They tend to be more expensive, less frequent and take a less direct route (often going through cargo area, airline catering section and mail centre) before heading for the highway.

Best way to travel from Hong Kong International Airport by a Taxi

A View of Hong Kong Airport - Ground transportation stand, with an urban (red) taxi at left

Taxis are a expensive option, with a journey from the airport to Central costing $250-350. The taxi area is clearly signposted near the Airport Express and has separate queues next for each taxi colour:

  • Red taxis are for destinations on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, although they are also allowed to go to the local town of Tung Chung as well as Disneyland on Lantau island. If you are going to Hong Kong Island, asking the driver to use the "Western Harbour Crossing" will avoid congestion, but will result in an additional $50 toll charge.
  • Green taxis are restricted to the New Territories (other than Lantau Island)
  • Blue taxis serve Lantau Island only. Useful for quickly getting to local Lantau sights before your flight, although there are not many of them and often there are none waiting at the airport. It is easier to hail a blue taxi at the nearby Tung Chung

The information desk after customs can provide you with an estimate to your hotel and maps to show the driver. The rates for blue and green taxis are cheaper than red taxis.

Do not take private cars and vans operating as illegal taxis since they are not licensed and in case of accidents, your insurance will not cover you. Generally they are operated by non-Chinese and will be in white or black vans, rather than the ubiquitous blue and red Toyota Crown Comforts. They will approach you inside the airport.

Note that taxi queues are available at both Kowloon and Hong Kong stations, although the queues are very long at weekends.

By ferry

There are no ferry services from the airport to destinations in Hong Kong. However, Turbojet operates a service ($254, 50 minutes) directly to Macau. Additional destinations include Dongguan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai and Zhongshan]. You can land in Hong Kong and travel directly to SkyPier for onward destinations without having to pass through Hong Kong immigration as they are considered as in-transit passengers. If you do pass through immigration then the train journey to the Hong Kong ferry terminal will take you about another hour (with a significant connecting walk between trains in Central station), so taking this direct ferry is a great option.

The ferry service to Shenzhen makes a stop at Fuyong Ferry Terminal, which is located close to Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport, and connected by a 5 min shuttle bus ride. This makes it a convenience option if you need to connect between flights at Hong Kong and Shenzhen airports. Be sure to give yourself ample time to make any connections, preferably at least 6 hours between your two flights.

By car

Car rental services are provided in the airport complex. They provide airport pickup and drop off services and can be booked prior to the flight.

Chauffeur service

Chauffeur service is a quick way to travel to and from the airport, which is dedicated to business travellers, and it ranges from $400 to $1000. Services feature a point-to-point travel by luxury cars or MPVs. Services are usually provided by bank credit card concierges, hotels and airlines. Chauffeur service usually requires advanced booking and individual price quoting. Drivers will meet at the exit of the arrival hall and hold a card with your name. Never ride cars of those who ask you in the airport. They are illegal and accidents are not covered by insurance.

How to get around in Hong Kong International Airport

The airport has two terminals, separated by the MTR station. When arriving at the airport via the Airport Express train and the doors on both sides of the train open. Terminal 1 is on the left and Terminal 2 is on the right. If you alight the train on the wrong side, it will take about five minutes to walk between the terminals. Before arriving at the airport, you should check which terminal your airline uses for check-in. Most of the well-established airlines use Terminal 1 while budget and low-cost carriers use Terminal 2.

Terminal 2 is a check-in only facility with no boarding gates. All flights depart from Terminal 1 or the new Midfield Concourse. You can clear security at either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. Terminal 2's security line is often shorter. After passing through security at Terminal 2, you will proceed to the Automated People Mover (APM) train in the basement, which will carry you to your gate at either Terminal 1 or the Midfield Concourse. North Satellite Concourse can only be visited by shuttle bus connecting between Terminal 1 near gate 20 and the Concourse.

There are more shopping opportunities before security at T2, but its shops close earlier. There are lots of shopping opportunities airside as well.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Hong Kong International Airport

Entertainment

Hong Kong Airport has an impressive IMAX cinema in Terminal 2 (land side). This is a great way to spend a couple of hours waiting for a flight. 3D glasses are provided for free. IMAX 3D films cost around $120.

Museum

Located in terminal 2 and the Aviation Discovery Centre is a museum showcasing Hong Kong-related aviation topics and development. There is also a SkyDeck which is a favourite place for planespotters. While the museum is indoors, do note that SkyDeck is outdoors with no shade area and that there is no water fountain or concession stands on the SkyDeck or the museum. You should be prepared if you plan to stay for extended time on SkyDeck.

Lounges

  • Cathay Pacific has 4 lounges spread around the airport. All Cathay Pacific lounges feature a Noodles bar where you can order Noodles dishes such as their signature dan dan noodles. 'The Pier' lounge near Gate 62 is the largest, and offers showers, barista Coffee and gourmet tea blends by London-based luxury tea brand Jing. Generally lounges open at 5.30 am and close at 12.30 am, though 'The Wing', located near Gate 1, remains open until 2.00 am. All lounges are open to Cathay Pacific Business and First Class passengers as well as select Marco Polo Club and oneworld members, although 'The Wing' and 'The Pier' have portions set up exclusively for First Class passengers.
  • The Bridge
  • The Deck - Cathay's newest lounge.
  • The Pier
  • The Wing
  • Hong Kong Airlines operates the Club Bauhinia lounge near Gate 23.
  • SkyTeam operates a lounge near Gate 18 for first and business class passengers travelling with airlines in the alliance, as well as travellers with SkyTeam Elite Plus status travelling on SkyTeam airlines.
  • Qantas has a large lounge with showers, food, internet terminals and plenty of soft-drink.
  • Thai-Airways has a lounge near Gate 40
  • Singapore-Airlines has a lounge near Gate 15
  • Emirates operates a lounge near Gate 30
  • Plaza Premium Lounge | has 2 pay-per-use lounges airside, one located near Gate 1 and one located near Gate 40, which are also available to people with membership in programms such as Diners' Club and Priority Pass. All lounges feature a Noodles bar where you can order hot dishes, including their signature fish ball noodles. There is also a lounge before security in Terminal 2 (below Airport Express platform), typically used as an arrivals lounge (with food and showers)
  • American Express Centurion lounge | American Express operates a Centurion lounge that is available to people with American Express Platinum or Centurion credit cards.

Halal Food & Restaurants

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The only fast food restaurant in HKIA that serve Halal food, certified by Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong. Located at the Terminal 1, we straight headed to the restaurant to have our lunch upon arrival. Wednesday have some difficulties to find the restaurant at first. You can ask at the 'info counter' and they will provide assistance.

The fried Chicken meal taste good (my kids said its better than KFC, Malaysia) and we also tried their Rice meal but not to our liking. Wednesday went back to this restaurant upon our departure and spent there until we're ready to check-in. So indulge yourself at this restaurant before hunting down your next Halal meal. Highly recommended for MUSLIM traveller.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Hong Kong International Airport

Nevertheless there is the usual selection of luxury brands on the air side, as well as opportunities for last-minutes souvenirs such as Chinese cookies and a large Disney store.

Telecommunications in Hong Kong International Airport

Airport Post Office - Airport Post Office

  • Internet terminals: The airport has a total of 100 desktop computers offering free internet access. Most of these are located at 36 different locations, airside, at the Departures Level of Terminal 1 as well as the Midfield Concourse. There are also six computers at the Departures Level of the North Satellite Concourse.
  • Post office: There is an efficientpost-office post office in the airport, providing boxes, wrapping material, scissors, and tape. Mailing items is sometimes cheaper and easier than paying airline baggage fees.
  • Telephones: There are more than 150 pay phones and courtesy phones at the airport.
  • WiFi: There is a free Wi-Fi facility (after accepting terms and conditions) and a hotline (2188 7799). The WiFi is throughout the air-side areas and has a fast connection speed. The WiFi SSID is "#HKAirport Free WiFi". There are also free Internet terminals, but as of August 2022 they can be faulty and slow and the browsers do not work properly with some websites.

Cope in Hong Kong International Airport

Muslim prayer section of multifaith prayer room in HKIA - Muslim prayer section of multifaith prayer room at Hong Kong International Airport

Services at Hong Kong International Airport are generally far better, or at least on par, with those at other major international airports. If you need help, visit one of the 11 client service centres, approach an Airport Ambassador, or pick up one of the 220 courtesy phones located throughout the terminal.

  • Baggage packing: Both Terminals 1 and 2 have a fast and efficient service to wrap up your baggage in cardboard or clingfilm and strap it up. Very useful if your airline restricts the items of baggage you can check in. A typical boxing costs around HK$230.
  • Chemist: There are two 'Mannings' stores airside in the airport, each of which stock medicine, baby milk powder and Chocolates. If you need any of these then one store is near the North immigration gate, and the other is next to Gate 60.
  • Clinic: The Airport Medical Centre is a privately-run facility open 24 hours. It is located in the non-restricted area of Terminal 1.
  • Hospital: In case of emergency, dial 999. The nearest hospital to the airport is the North Lantau Hospital, opened in 2013, in nearby Tung Chung New Town. It is a modern public hospital with a 24-hour accident and emergency centre. Hospitals offer bilingual (Chinese and English) service, while the Hospital Authority also offers an interpretation service for other languages on demand.
  • Left luggage: There is a manned left luggage facility in the arrival hall, perfect for securely storing your luggage at the airport, for around $55–$80 per day (depending on duration). It is open from 6am to 1am. There is another left luggage facility close to the bus station between Terminals 1 and 2. If you are travelling by Airport Express and there are luggage storage facilities in both Kowloon and Hong Kong stations, which are more convenient for those who plan to use the in-town check-in service.
  • Lost property: The Airport Lost and Found office is located at Shop 88, Level 5, Terminal 2. It is open from 7:00 to midnight.
  • Nursing rooms: The airport has 39 nursing rooms equipped with changing and feeding facilities.
  • Police: In case of emergency, dial 999. For non-emergency reports, call the Airport Police Station directly on 3661 2000 or visit one of the airport's two Police Reporting Centres, located in the Check-in Hall of Terminal 1 and the Coach Station in Terminal 2 respectively.
  • Prayer rooms: There are Muslim prayer rooms in the departures area. These are completely devoid of any religious symbols but have qiblat direction.
  • Showers: For arrival or in-transit passengers and there are free shower rooms located in Terminal 1 near gate 20. The 10 shower stalls are available 24 hours a day.
  • Smoking: Smoking in the airport is not allowed by law, except for in the smoking lounges in the restricted area of Terminal 1. At busy times you may have to wait to get in.

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Regal Airport Hotel 1 - Regal Airport Hotel

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Nearby

  • Hong Kong, of course
  • Hong Kong/Lantau|Lantau Island – take the cable vehicle up to the Buddha statue or visit Disneyland.


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