Singapore/Hong Kong, 26th April: After a false start in November last year, the Hong Kong-Singapore air travel bubble (ATB) is back on. The ATB which will allow quarantine-free travel between the two cities, will kick off on 26th May.

Singapore and Hong Kong will start the ATB at the same time, featuring one flight a day in each direction, capped at 200 passengers on each flight for the first two weeks. The flights will be operated by Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific. Cathay Pacific’s flights will be operated by pilots and cabin crew who have been fully vaccinated. Travellers coming from Hong Kong will need to be fully vaccinated, however this is not a requirement for Singaporean travellers. All travellers will need to complete four COVID-19 tests as part of their journey.