The infamous Kai Tak Airport, once dubbed the "world's scariest airport" by the media, presented nightmarish landings and inclement conditions for any aviator brave enough to navigate its airspace.

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Hong Kong launched a sprawling sports complex on Saturday, with officials and celebrities opening the HK$30 billion ($3.86 billion) Kai Tak Sports Park at its centrepiece 50,000-seat stadium. The ...

This is because Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport was once one of the most notorious airports in the world, known for its terrifying landings and challenging conditions. In fact, it was even branded ...

On March 1, Hong Kong unveiled a massive sports complex, with officials and celebrities marking the opening of the HK$30 ...

The pop-culture icon was a chaotic maze of narrow buildings, housing 50,000 residents amid crime and industry.

"A century ago, this area was the site of Hong Kong's first successful test flight of a biplane, which ultimately led to the establishment of Kai Tak Airport," Lee said at the ceremony marking the ...

It sits on a 28-hectare site that used to be home to the runway of Kai Tak Airport. After the airport outgrew its capacity, authorities shut it down 27 years ago to redevelop the east Kowloon site.