It's often described as among the "scariest" or most dangerous airports in the world due to the hazards pilots had to contend ...

The site of the old Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport – famous for its notoriously challenging runway in the middle of the busy city center – is set to welcome a new sky-high landmark.

Aircraft would fly an approach at Hong Kong Kai Tak to a checkerboard on the side of a hill. The aircraft would then turn 90 ...

It’s been 25 years since Hong Kong’s Kai Tak airport closed. Pilot Russell Davie and photographer Daryl Chapman remember the glory days and share a few of the scariest moments.

Relive the thrill of Kai Tak Airport. From hair-raising landings to the first jet arrival, explore its vibrant history and nostalgic memories Explore the captivating history of Hong Kong's ...

The viability of repurposing Hong Kong's former airport at Kai Tak into the city's second business district by the 2020s is likely to fade further into the distant future, as the construction of basic ...

Kai Tak was one of the airports most loved by aircraft spotters because of the breathtaking approaches that had to be followed by the arriving aircraft that had to land on the only runway.

Kai Tak Sports Park opened its doors this past year as Hong Kong’s most ambitious venue to date, marking a powerful milestone while underscoring the city as a sports and entertainment destination.

Kai Tak was closed 25 years ago, on July 6, 1998, almost a year after control of Hong Kong had passed from Britain to China.

The site of the old Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport – famous for its notoriously challenging runway in the middle of the busy city center – is set to welcome a new sky-high landmark.

Hong Kong’s New State-of-the-Art Kai Tak Sports Park, the City’s Most Ambitious Venue, Upholds Hong Kong as a Center for Sports and Entertainment.