Built largely on land reclaimed from the sea, off the north coast of Lantau Island, Hong Kong International Airport is one of Asia's largest air hubs. Its three 3,800 m runways handle every aircraft, from business jets to airliners. Private flights use the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre (HKBAC), the airport's only business aviation terminal, away from airline passengers. Central and Tsim Sha Tsui are about 40 minutes away by road.
Hong Kong is one of the busiest airports in Asia: arrival and departure times, as well as parking spaces for private jets, are in short supply. We request them as soon as you book; for a long stay, the aircraft may park at another airport in the region and come back to collect you.
At HKBAC, private flight passengers clear immigration and customs in a separate terminal, with lounges and quick access to the aircraft. Your car waits for you at the exit to take you into the city.
British citizens can visit Hong Kong for up to 180 days without a visa. Hong Kong has its own entry rules, separate from those of mainland China. We send the passenger list to the operator and the airport services.
