Cathay Pacific has reopened The Deck - a Business Class lounge - at Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1. It joins Cathay's The Wing (First Class) and The Pier (Business Class) which both reopened at the end of January.
The Deck can be found at Gate 6 and features the airline's famous made-to-order Noodle Bar. After munching on Sichuanese dan dan noodles, guests to the lounge - styled like a contemporary living room - can sit back & relax in comfy sofas and leather loungers.
The reopened lounge has seating for 180 guests with eight shower suites, and a relaxation zone with the “bespoke Solo chairs" - the star of the show.
Later this month - February 22 to be precise - Cathay will reopen its Singapore Changi Lounge at Terminal 4. No longer will Business Class passengers and Cathay Silver, Gold & Diamond members – and their Oneworld Sapphire and Emerald equivalents – be sent to T4's Blossom Lounge.
The airline's lounge at Narita International Airport in Tokyo is also due to open this month. Located at Gate 71, the lounge features artwork by local Japanese studios Belle Fleur and Arita Porcelain Lab and has doubled the capacity than its previous space.
Cathay is ramping up its lounge openings as it re-establishes itself after 3 tough years of pandemic disruption. With the opening of lounges at London Heathrow, Shanghai Pudong and Tokyo Haneda Airports, the airline says that its next lounges to open will be at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi - next month and Manila Ninoy Aquino International in April; while San Francisco, Beijing, Taipei and Vancouver will open later in the year.
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