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Great Bay Airlines Launches New Route Connecting Hong Kong and Datong

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 24 September 2025 02:30
By Cheryl Ng
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A Greater Bay Airlines aircraft is parked on the tarmac at an airport with a clear blue sky and scattered clouds in the background. The terminal building with its distinctive curved roof design is visible behind the plane.
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Great Bay Airlines launches route to connect Hong Kong and Datong, one of the nine ancient cities in China, with two weekly flights.

Two large stone Buddha statues carved into a cliff face, with intricate details and serene expressions, under a clear blue sky.
The Yungang Grottoes in Datong, China, featuring two of the many ancient Buddha statues intricately carved into the sandstone cliffs. © Greater Bay Airlines

Great Bay Airlines Expands Mainland Network with New Datong Route

Great Bay Airlines started a new service between Hong Kong and Datong, Shanxi Province.

The new route offers twice the service per week on every Tuesday and Saturday.

With the new haul added to the airline’s network, the airline is currently running service in eight destinations in Mainland China.

Datong is one of the nine ancient cities in China. It was also recognised by the State Council back in 1982 as a National Famous Historical and Cultural City.

There are various travel attractions across the city. In particular, Yungang Grottoes, an ancient Chinese Buddhist temple, were inscribed in the list of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2001.

In addition, there are numerous spots that might be of interest to travellers who are into cultural relics, such as Huayan Temple, Shanhua Temple, and Xuankong Temple.

Aerial view of the Datong Art Museum, showcasing its unique angular and geometric architecture with rust-colored roofs. The museum is surrounded by lush greenery, pathways, and a modern urban landscape with high-rise buildings in the background.
The Datong Art Museum stands out with its striking angular design and rust-colored roofs. © Greater Bay Airlines

Twice-Weekly Flights Offer Convenient Travel Between Hong Kong and Datong

The flight from Hong Kong to Datong with the no. HB932 is currently operating on Tuesday and Saturday. It departs at 1:25 p.m. and arrives at 4:50 p.m.

The flight from Datong to Hong Kong with the no. HB933 is currently running on Tuesday and Saturday as well. It departs at 5:45 p.m. and arrives at 8:55 p.m.

From Sept 30, Oct 28, and Nov 1, there will be more flights expected to run between the two cities.

What do you think about Great Bay Airlines’ new route to Datong? Would you consider visiting this historic city? Share your thoughts and leave a comment below!

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