Cathay Pacific's Melbourne flights to operate at full capacity from 1 November

After announcing flights to and from Sydney will return to full capacity from November 1, Cathay Pacific says it’s pleased to share flights to and from Melbourne will follow suit from the same date.

Cathay Pacific is currently operating seven flights per week at limited capacity between Melbourne and Hong Kong.

November 1 will see an increase in passenger capacity and services, with an additional two flights per week being added to the schedule taking the total weekly number to nine.

October flight frequency to/from Melbourne

November flight frequency to/from Melbourne

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Unvaccinated citizens and permanent residents may also continue to travel, however, Government limitations on the number of unvaccinated passengers allowed to enter per day will be in place.

Compulsory arrival quarantine requirements also apply.

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