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Greater Bay Airlines reaches two million passengers

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 17 August 2025 12:58
By Cheryl Ng
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A group of people standing in an airport terminal holding signs celebrating Greater Bay Airlines' milestone of 2 million passengers. The signs read "GBA 2 Million Reasons To Be Grateful".
GBA welcomed its two millionth passenger. GBA’s Chief Operating Officer, Corporate Communications and Service Delivery, Mr Stephen Loh (3rd right) and Assistant General Manager Ground Services Ms Anita Ma (2nd right) greeted Mr Takahashi (4th right) and his family at the check-in counters of Hong Kong International Airport and presented roundtrip tickets and special gift packs to them as a token of appreciation for their support. Mr Takahashi and his family were returning to Osaka after a four-day holiday in Hong Kong. © Greater Bay Airlines
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Greater Bay Airlines (GBA) welcomed its two millionth passenger. The airline offered round-trip tickets and special gift packs to celebrate the milestone.

A panoramic view of Hong Kong's skyline featuring numerous high-rise buildings, with Victoria Harbour and distant mountains in the background under a clear blue sky.
The bustling skyline of Hong Kong, showcases its iconic skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour © Ruslan Bardash

GBA‘s Milestone Moment for Hong Kong’s Youngest Airline

Greater Bay Airlines, a Hong Kong based airline established in July 2022, has reached its two millionth passenger on August 13th.

To celebrate the moment, representatives of GBA’s management team greeted the passenger and his family at the check-in counters of Hong Kong International Airport. The airline also offered round-trip tickets and special gift packs to passengers.

Mr Takahashi became the two-millionth passenger of GBA while returning to Osaka with his family after visiting Hong Kong for four days. Takahashi said it is his first time flying with GBA and it is a “big surprise” to conclude their trip in Hong Kong.

Two people walking through an airport terminal with luggage, illuminated by the warm glow of the setting sun streaming through large windows.
Travellers make their way through an airport terminal at sunset © Joseph Chan

GBA’s Current Network and Fleet

With a home hub in Hong Kong, GBA is currently operating services between Hong Kong and Bangkok, Taipei, Tokyo, Osaka, Yonago, Tokushima, Sendai, Sapporo, Manila, Phu Quoc, Zhoushan, Huangshan, Yichang, Guilin, Zhangjiajie, Quanzhou and Xuzhou with a fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

Stephen Loh, GBA’s Chief Operating Officer, Corporate Communications and Service Delivery, said:

“It is an encouraging achievement for GBA as the number of passengers travelling with us exceeded two million. As the youngest airline in Hong Kong, we are growing fast, and our scheduled flight network now covers a total of 17 destinations across the region, including seven in Mainland China. Our fleet has also been expanding over the years, and we are all set to receive two Boeing 737-9 aircraft by the end of this year.”

What do you think about GBA’s rapid growth? Have you flown with Greater Bay Airlines before? Share your experience or thoughts in the comments below!

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Aviation Reporter - A recent graduate with BA Media and Communications, Cheryl is currently pursuing her masters in Digital Journalism at Goldsmiths University. Cheryl's love for travel comes from her fluency in three languages!
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