Flights from Hong Kong Airport to resume from 6 am Tuesday

Protesters had earlier shut down departures and arrivals to Hong Kong. Hong Kong Airport Authority hopes to resume flights from 6 a.m. on Tuesday after more than 180 departures were canceled earlier today, according to Hong Kong Media. “The AA will work closely with its business partners with a view to gradually resume normal airport […]

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A sign indicates the departure area for flights leaving Beijing airport on July 25, 2018. Beijing hailed "positive steps" as major US airlines and Hong Kong's flag carrier moved to comply on July 25 with its demand to list Taiwan as part of China, sparking anger on the island. / AFP PHOTO / GREG BAKER

August 13, 2019

Protesters had earlier shut down departures and arrivals to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Airport Authority hopes to resume flights from 6 a.m. on Tuesday after more than 180 departures were canceled earlier today, according to Hong Kong Media.

“The AA will work closely with its business partners with a view to gradually resume normal airport operations as soon as possible,” the Airport Authority told the South China Morning Post later today.

There are still a few hundred protesters at the airport, but their numbers have dwindled greatly as many people left in droves in the afternoon, some on buses and trains, others on foot to nearby locations, the newspaper said. ●

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