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Cathay Pacific is redesigning its Economy fares to give customers greater choice and flexibility when booking flights.

Cathay Pacific understands no two journeys are the same. The airline is continuously listening to its customers and has developed new and simple-to-understand Light, Essential and Flex fares that are tailored to their travel needs. The consistent and clearly defined attributes associated with each fare type provide greater visibility for customers on what they are purchasing, helping them choose the fare that suits them best.

The redesigned Economy fares will be introduced progressively across Cathay Pacific’s network in phases. Initially, they will be available for flight tickets originating from Malaysia, South Korea or the Taiwan region from 28 September 2021. They will then be extended across the rest of the network and available in Australia and New Zealand in January 2022.

Each fare offers increasingly more control and greater benefits, from enhanced baggage allowances to flexible rebooking and upgrade options.

Light fares enable customers to enjoy great value for when they are travelling light – perfect for those jetting off for a weekend getaway.

Essential fares offer the perfect balance of everything customers need, such as extra luggage and seat pre-selection, making them great for those travelling with family or heading off on a longer trip.

Flex fares give customers complete flexibility for their next business trip or holiday, with full control over their travel plans for maximum convenience and protection.

In addition to redesigning its Economy fares, Cathay Pacific is also shifting its baggage policy from a weight-allowance to a piece-allowance system that provides a more generous baggage allowance in the majority of fare types and cabin classes. These changes will apply to all cabin classes and will be gradually rolled out worldwide as the new Economy fares are introduced.

For more information, visit https://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_AU/book-a-trip/book-flights/new-economy-fares.html