Track CX flights through Hong Kong. Get a text when they land.
Get a text when their CX flight landsHub
Hong Kong International
Daily Flights
200+
Code
CX
Alliance
OneWorld
About
Cathay Pacific operates from Hong Kong, connecting Asia to Europe, North America, and Australia. London to Hong Kong is 11-12 hours direct, with overnight departures landing early morning Hong Kong time.
Hong Kong airport is efficient, with clear signage and fast immigration for transit passengers. If someone's connecting through HKG to Australia or elsewhere in Asia, typical transit time is 1-2 hours.
For UK families tracking relatives heading to Hong Kong or beyond, the timezone difference (7-8 hours ahead of UK) means landing typically happens overnight UK time.
Cathay also operates Cathay Dragon for regional Asian flights, though most are now merged under the CX code.
How it works
Type the flight number (e.g., CX123). We verify it against live data.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive updates.
We track the Cathay Pacific flight and send you an SMS when it lands.
FAQ
Enter the CX flight number into SkyText. You'll receive a text when the flight lands.
Direct flights take 11-12 hours. Westbound (UK to HKG) is slightly longer due to headwinds.
Track each flight segment separately to confirm arrival at each point.
Perfect for picking someone up. Get a text when the CX flight touches down.
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