Greater Bay Airlines launches Singapore-Hong Kong flights, one-way fares from RM288


Hong Kong, an Asian food and shopping haven, is popular with tourists from Singapore. - PHOTO: AFP

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Hong-Kong based Greater Bay Airlines (GBA), a low-cost carrier, will launch flights between Singapore and Hong Kong on April 26. One-way fares will start at HK$480 (S$82 - RM288).

Founded by Chinese property mogul Wong Cho Bau, who also owns the Shenzhen-headquartered Donghai Airlines, GBA joins carriers Singapore Airlines, Scoot and Cathay Pacific to ply the Singapore-Hong Kong route.

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