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There’s no departing flights, so you’ll just have a long unplanned vacation in HK
Why would you fly through there? If a city was going through major political unrest and had already occupied the airport? I would bet you can get a refund and rebook a different route (potentially on a different airline).
Just avoid HK... safety first.
For the record (not OP) but we were rerouted. Hilariously Cathay still has not officially cancelled that flight - in my American app it still shows me as arriving into hkg in two hours. Seems like they might need some help
Following. Flying there today and connecting on. How screwed am I?
Good luck getting through the terminal and into downtown when you land
Don’t go now, try asking airline to re route the stopover to your destination citing the violent protests, I’m hoping airlines should have waiver for this. No flight is departing as of now.
You might get in but risk not getting out. So don't even consider it.
Check the flyertalk thread in the Cathay forum. Good crowdsoruced information.
Airside transit looks fine, departures is sketchy, reports of some protesters trying to block security. Although police might be keeping a path open rn.
You can leave via train to China or ferry to Macau then depart from those airports.
OP - keep us posted on how it goes!
Changed my flight to Shenzhen.