Cathay Pacific celebrates its 75th anniversary this year with limited edition memorabilia and first-class dining experiences that commemorate the past, present, and future. The Hong Kong airline has grown from a small regional airline to one that has thrust its way out across the globe. The airline has connected customers to the people, places and experiences they love the most.
Cathay Pacific 75th Anniversary Limited Edition Memorabilia
Collector’s Box Set of 7 Aircraft
The airline has created 1,000 special collector’s box sets. Each set features seven aircraft models. That includes the Betsy DC-3, DC-6, Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, B747-400, B777-300ER, A350-1000 and the latest addition to the fleet, the A321neo. These box sets are priced at US$429.85 and you earn 681 Asia Miles with this purchase. Or you can redeem 68,930 Asia Miles for a set. Pre-order now for delivery in late September 2021.
Each box includes a serialised certificate to commemorate this 75th-anniversary collector’s edition. And each aircraft also bears a serial number on the belly or wing. The collector’s box is inspired by Hong Kong International Airport Runway 25R and can be transformed into a presentation stage to showcase the aircraft. Aviation geeks from around the world would definitely want to get their hands on one of these limited edition sets.
Pen & Cardholder Set made with Aluminium from B-HUJ
Fancy owning a piece of history that you can carry around? Cathay Pacific has produced 435 limited-edition pen and cardholder sets priced at US$300.91 or 52,160 Asia Miles per set. They are crafted out of aluminium reclaimed from B-HUJ, the airline’s final Boeing 747-400 passenger aircraft. Each is engraved with a unique serial number. The Boeing 747-400 design of the pen is quite sexy, don’t you agree?
Aviation Themed Luggage Tags
Add a touch of history to your luggage. These limited-edition aviation-themed luggage tags are made with the body of Cathay Pacific’s Boeing 777-200 B-HND aircraft. The aircraft, known as the Haneda Jet, joined the fleet on 13 June 1996. She carried over six million passengers over her lifetime.
Cathay Pacific 75th Anniversary x G.O.D. Memorabilia
Bear US$5713 
Crossbody Bag US$4692 
Cushion USS$8824 
Cushion US$5229 
Pouch US$3570 
GOD Upcycled Collection
Cathay Pacific has partnered with Hong Kong Lifestyle brand G.O.D. to upcycle uniforms from its crew into a selection of accessories and homewares, from stylish patchwork cushion covers to cross-body bags, pouches and teddy bears. Purchase from here.
A Taste of Celebration in Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific is launching its first-ever cocktail collection with craft-bottled cocktail brand LAIBA. The four creations are available exclusively in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Lemon Tease, Shanghai Spicy Martini, London Ginger Snap and Osaka Kanpai Sour, are inspired by some of the airline’s signature routes.
Enjoy the quintessential Cathay Pacific First Class experience at Salisterra at The Upper House in Hong Kong from 20 September to 17 October 2021. The menu features Cathay Pacific’s signature Imperial caviar paired with Krug Grande Cuvée, Champagne, France, NV and Château Lynch Bages, Bordeaux, France, 2008 from its legendary wine cellar – all served with Cathay Pacific’s signature tableware.
“Cathay Pacific has seen exhilarating successes over the past incredible 75 years. We’ve connected people to many new destinations, welcomed the arrival of state-of-the-art aircraft and introduced exciting customer experience enhancements, to name a few. We have also experienced unprecedented challenges, such as the global pandemic, which we are all still overcoming. What these over seven decades have shown is that we are a resilient brand. What has never changed is our unyielding commitment to our loyal customers, our dedicated people and our wonderful home city, Hong Kong. We wouldn’t be the company we are today without the enduring support they have shown us, and we are incredibly grateful to each and every one of them. We hope they will join us in marking our 75th anniversary, and we look forward to many more journeys together. “
Augustus Tang, Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Officer
