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

If you love the rumble of jet engines and the thrill of seeing aircraft up close, plan your next trip around one of these ...

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 ...

The scent of change in Hong Kong hits before the airport doors finish sliding shut behind you. Even now, as the taxi speeds off Lantau Island – home to the city’s international airport since ...

Despite being shut down in 1998, the old Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong lives on in ghost stories. Pilots frequently complained of a white-clothed woman standing at the edge of the runway, only to ...

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.

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.

The chaos blemished an otherwise celebratory occasion. Kai Tak Stadium is the centrepiece of a HK$32 billion (S$5.5 billion) sports park developed on the site of a former airport.

The A350 operated by the flagship carrier took off for its tour over Hong Kong at around 4pm, flying over Victoria Harbour and passing the old Kai Tak Airport runway.

Kai Tak was notoriously difficult to fly in and out of, being the only major international airport in the world that necessitated a 47-degree turn below 500 feet to make it onto the runway ...