Cathay Pacific has revealed a fully redesigned version of its flagship The Wing, First lounge at Hong Kong International Airport, marking a new phase in its premium ground experience strategy.
Set to reopen on 22 April 2026, the lounge introduces a more refined, residential-style design developed with StudioIlse, combining familiar elements with enhanced privacy, comfort and service.
The redesigned space centres around:
Materials such as green onyx, walnut wood and granite reflect a more premium aesthetic, while new furniture and lighting aim to create a warmer, more residential feel.
The project is part of a wider overhaul of Cathay’s lounge network, alongside:
The airline says the redesign aligns with a broader investment programme exceeding HK$100 billion, covering fleet, cabins, lounges and digital services.
Cathay is focusing on:
With the relaunch of The Wing, First, Cathay Pacific is reinforcing its premium brand positioning, using lounge design, privacy and wellness as key differentiators in an increasingly competitive long-haul market.
This post was published on 20 April 2026 16:16
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