HK Express Relocated to Terminal 2 at Hong Kong International Airport on 10 June 2026

Last updated: 10 Jun 2026

HK Express

• Check-in and bag drop services have moved to Aisle U, Terminal 2 (T2)
• Arrival flight arrangements remain unchanged and continue to be handled at Terminal 1 (T1).  

We advise all departing passengers to allow sufficient time to navigate the new terminal facilities prior to the flight. Please click here for the latest information. 

Important Notice on Power Banks and Lithium Batteries 

In accordance with the latest ICAO and HKCAD regulations, each passenger is permitted to carry up to two (2) power banks onboard. All power banks and spare lithium batteries must be kept with you or packed inside your carry-on Small Personal Item, and must never be placed in checked baggage. For onboard safety, power banks must not be used for charging, recharged, or stored in overhead compartments during the flight.

For details on restricted items, please visit the Controlled and Banned Items page. Please note that the regulations of individual airports or destinations may vary, and the stricter regulations shall prevail. 

Important Travel Notice during peak travel periods

During peak travel periods, airport traffic significantly increases. Passengers should allow ample time to reach the airport to ensure a smooth boarding process. Here are some important tips:

• Self-service kiosks at Hong Kong International Airport close 75 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
• Manual check-in counters close 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
• Boarding gates close 30 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport three hours in advance to complete check-in procedures and go through security checks, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable journey

Important Notice for Passengers Departing from Airports with Security Screening Exemption

In accordance with the Hong Kong Aviation Security Legislation, all passengers must undergo security screening at the departure airport for flights to Hong Kong. Passengers who have not completed the security screening will not be allowed to board.

Important information for British National (Overseas) passport holders

Updated on 30 January 2021 – 22:30 HKT

The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) has announced that with effect from 31 January 2021, British National (Overseas) passports will no longer be regarded as valid travel documents or proof of identity. 

Passengers travelling to/from Hong Kong are asked to note the following:

1. BN(O) passport cannot be used for immigration clearance in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong residents concerned may continue to use their HKSAR Passports or Hong Kong Permanent Identity Cards for entering or departing Hong Kong;
2. BN(O) passport cannot be used as any form of proof of identity in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong residents concerned may continue to use their Hong Kong Permanent Identity Cards as proof of identity;
3. When passengers board flights for Hong Kong, airlines concerned must require Hong Kong residents concerned to present their HKSAR Passports or Hong Kong Permanent Identity Cards as proof;

Hong Kong permanent residents who are not of Chinese nationality and do not hold other valid travel documents may apply to the Immigration Department for Document of Identity for Visa Purposes for international travel.