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Oasis Hong Kong Airlines
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Founded2005
HubsHong Kong International Airport
Fleet size2
Destinations6 (Planned)
Parent companyOasis Hong Kong Airlines
HeadquartersHong Kong
Key peopleStephen H. Miller, (CEO) Rev. Raymond C. Lee & Priscilla H. Lee, (Chairman and Executive Director)
Websitehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oasis_Hong_Kong_Airlines

Oasis Hong Kong Airlines, established in February 2005, is a budget airline based in Hong Kong, with its hub at the Hong Kong International Airport. It will commence service in long-haul passenger flights between Hong Kong and Europe, and between Hong Kong and United States in late summer 2006, with Boeing 747-400 aircraft. Oasis Hong Kong Airlines is founded by a Pastor, Rev. Raymond C. Lee, and his wife, Priscilla H. Lee. The chief executive, Steve Miller, was founder and first chief executive of Dragonair.

Oasis is Hong Kong's first budget, long-haul passenger airline. Oasis plans to begin offering non-stop service to London Gatwick Airport in mid-October of 2006, followed by Milan-Malpensa, Berlin, Cologne/Bonn (Germany) and destinations in the U.S. (Oakland, Chicago).

Sales are expected to start in early September 2006 through their Web site and travel agents. One-way fares will start at £75 or HK$1,000 (excluding taxes and charges) for at least 10% of the seats available and include warm meals and inflight entertainment.

The destinations Oasis will fly to are all leading budget carrier hubs. London Gatwick and Berlin, for instance, are hubs for the UK's leading budget carrier, easyjet which serves over 30 European destinations. Cologne Bonn Airport is a leading hub for the German low cost airline Germanwings. In addition, Oakland International Airport is a hub for Southwest Airlines and a focus city for JetBlue Airways.

Fleet

Destinations

There are 6 planned destinations which will operate from October 2006 or later.


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