British Airways is continuing its tradition of
supporting Hong Kong students by providing them with twice the
baggage allowance, up to 46kg, as they embark on their studies in
the UK and Europe.
“British Airways is proud to support students
from Hong Kong and what better way to do so then by providing them
with extra luggage allowance to take their home comforts with
them,” said Tracy Dedman, British Airways’ regional general
manager, Greater China and the Philippines. “The UK is a popular
destination for education, and we want parents in Hong Kong to
feel reassured that their children have enough room to take
cherished possessions with them as they start the new term
abroad.”
This offer is only available for students under
the age of 35, and proof of age and valid student identity are
required at the time of booking. A London stopover is allowed if
travelling on to another destination in Europe and tickets must
originate and be issued in Hong Kong. Other terms and conditions apply.
British Airways has been flying to Hong Kong for
over 75 years and currently operates 14 flights a week between
London Heathrow and Hong Kong. The airline is the first to launch
an A380 service from Hong Kong to London, and flights on this
hugely popular aircraft type commenced on 23 October 2013.
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