Visit 2025, Cathay Pacific resumes its direct flights to Romemarking its return after a four-year absence. The airline aims to significantly expand its European network, bringing to 12 destinations on the continent. New services include direct connections to Brussels will be established by August 2025. This expansion is part of an ambitious project to reach 100 destinations worldwide by the end of the year. With an increase in weekly flights to Europe, Cathay Pacific reinforces its commitment to a wider and more strategic network.
Cathay Pacific relaunches services to Rome and expands its European network
In 2025, Cathay Pacific resumes its long-awaited flights to Romea tribute to the history of the company, which had suspended this precious service for several years. It's a renaissance, a breath of fresh air for travellers keen to immerse themselves in the cultural effervescence of the Italian capital. Flights to Rome will be seasonal, marking a summer return that enriches the airline's offer for the most touristic period of the year.
An expanding network with 12 new European destinations
The Cathay Pacific flag will soon be flying at more European airports, with no fewer than twelve new destinations by 2025. These include Brussels and Munichwhich will benefit from direct connections with Hong Kong starting in June. This new expansion is part of the company's ambitious strategy to have 100 destinations worldwide in its portfolio by this key date.
In parallel with these announcements, Cathay Pacific will be stepping up its current services to Europe. This includes an increase in the number of weekly flights from 78 to 93 round trips, demonstrating the company's commitment to investing in the European market and meeting the growing expectations of passengers seeking mobility and flexibility.
A company committed to a sustainable future
Cathay Pacific's challenge is to innovate while respecting sustainable development. With a significant increase in its SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel), the company illustrates its commitment to environmental protection. This initiative is reinforced by strategic choices such as the introduction of the new Aria suitea model of elegance and comfort that respects the environment.
The Asian airline is also preparing to reinforce its fleet with an evolutionary order for 30 aircraft. A330neo from Airbus, symbols of advanced technology and energy efficiency. This strategic choice is in line with Cathay's initiative to modernize its fleet while reducing its overall carbon footprint.
Growing partnerships and promising prospects
With a view to improving its environmental performance, Cathay Pacific continues to cultivate its partnerships. For example, by collaborating with existing forces that assess sustainability performance, such as Heathrow. It's striking how the company exploits every opportunity to connect with those who share a similar vision.
What is undeniable is that Cathay Pacific, with its expansion plans encompassing dynamic destinations such as Hyderabad, Dallas and Ballinais bold and innovative. These developments are redefining the travel landscape for Asian passengers keen to explore the old continent and beyond.
In short, Cathay Pacific is positioning itself not only as an airline of choice, but also as a player committed to a more sustainable aviation future. sustainable and responsible. In an ever-changing global context, it stands out as a beacon, guiding travellers towards new horizons.
Extension of Cathay Pacific's European routes
| Destination | Description |
| Rome | Seasonal flights back in summer 2025 |
| Hyderabad | Added in March 2025 |
| Dallas | Added in April 2025 |
| Munich | Added in June 2025 |
| Brussels | Direct flights to resume as early as August 2025 |
| Basel-Mulhouse | New flight to French-speaking Europe |
| Milan | Proposed links |
| Europe Total | 11 destinations served with 93 weekly flights |
| Objective 2025 | Reaching 100 global destinations |
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