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    Boeing 777, Airbus A321neo, Airbus A330 and Airbus A350 aircraft*

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    Arrival time zone
    GMT+09:00
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    First class, Business class, Premium Economy, Economy^

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    Flights from Paris (CDG) to Osaka (KIX)

    Flight route information

    Cathay Pacific offers flights to Osaka Kansai International Airport (KIX) from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), with a layover in Hong Kong. Enjoy the comforts of flying with Cathay Pacific on our flights from CDG to KIX, which take around 17 hours and 35 minutes, including the layover, and bring you to Terminal 1 in Osaka Kansai International Airport.


    Flying to Osaka with Cathay Pacific

    Book your Paris to Osaka flight with Cathay Pacific and experience our modern aircraft, carefully designed with your comfort and convenience in mind.

    During your flight, you’ll receive international standards of service and hospitality courtesy of our attentive crew. You will also have access to our  inflight entertainment , which features the latest in Hollywood films, complete TV box sets, Disney+ Original titles, and acclaimed podcasts. Cathay Pacific also offers inflight Wi-Fi services so you can stay connected throughout your journey with us from Paris (CDG) to Osaka (KIX).


    Best times for booking your trip to Osaka (KIX) flight

    We recommend reserving your CDG to KIX flight about 3-6 months in advance to achieve an optimal balance of cost and cabin choice, particularly for those interested in Business class or Premium Economy class. By organising your trip early, you can lock in your preferred seat before busy travel seasons and potential price adjustments occur closer to your departure. If you are an Economy traveller with flexible dates, flying to Osaka on a Flexi fare allows you to reconfigure your itinerary with minimal penalty while benefiting from additional luggage capacity.


    Experience Hong Kong with a stopover

    Travellers with extra time should think about extending their stay in Hong Kong. From peaceful exploration of temples to the excitement of amusement parks, the city provides diverse attractions for every traveller. Savour global flavours at celebrated eateries or visit one of the many cha chaan tengs to experience a quintessential piece of local culture. Find out how to arrange your Paris to Osaka flight with an added stopover in Hong Kong here .


    Osaka Travel Information

    Travelling to CDG airport

    KIX airport introduction

    Hotel recommendations

    Travel tips

    Japan visa requirements

    To ensure a seamless departure for your flight to Osaka, plan to reach Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with plenty of time to spare.

    • Taxis are the most straightforward choice, particularly for those with heavy bags, groups, or travellers heading to the airport during off-peak hours. Taxis are readily available at designated airport ranks and across the city.
    • The RER B train remains the quickest public transit option, with journeys from central Paris typically lasting between 35 and 45 minutes.
    • Bus services offer a relaxed journey to the terminal. The Roissybus provides a direct route from Opéra to CDG, though transit times depend on current traffic conditions. Dedicated night buses are also in operation for late-night departures.

    Passengers arriving at Osaka Kansai International Airport will find a plethora of facilities and amenities that they can utilise before continuing with their journey downtown. Indulge in an extensive selection of culinary delights at the diverse range of restaurants or enjoy some light shopping at the boutique stores situated within the airport. Baggage storage, tourist information services, ATMs, and currency exchange services are also available, along with support for passengers who require special assistance.

    Travellers looking to reach downtown Osaka have various alternatives.

    • Taxis: The most convenient mode of transportation, taking between 50 minutes and an hour to reach your destination.
    • Limited Express Rapi:t: Takes around 40 minutes to reach Nanba station and 70 minutes to get to Osaka Station respectively.
    • Limousine buses: Provided at the terminal for more convenient and direct transport to downtown locations, which might take up to an hour, depending on your hotel's location.

    Cathay Holidays brings the convenience of finding the perfect hotels for your stay. Book your stay today and discover a wondrous world of rewards, including special accommodation, room upgrades, and access to lounge facilities. You will also be able to earn Asia Miles when you book a holiday package or a  hotel .

    Hotels by the airport

    Hotel Nikko Kansai Airport offers leisure travellers comfortable, ultra-convenient lodging directly connected to Terminal 1 and the airport station via a covered walkway. It is perfect for transit, with soundproofed rooms featuring bay or runway views and diverse onsite dining. Downtown Osaka is just 35 minutes away by train. Travellers can explore nearby Rinku Town for outlet shopping and seafront strolls at Marble Beach, or visit the SEACLE entertainment complex, located only one stop away.

    Downtown accommodation

    Miyako Hotel Osaka is an ideal downtown base for leisure travellers seeking full-service comfort and easy transit. Situated in Uehommachi/Tennoji with direct station access, it offers convenient links to Namba, Nara, and local attractions like Kuromon Market and Dotonbori. Travellers can explore Uehommachi HiHiTown’s dining or visit nearby Tennoji Park and Abeno Harukas, Japan’s tallest building, for premium shopping and city views.

    Stay in opulence

    Situated above Nankai Namba Station, the Swissotel Nankai Osaka provides leisure travellers with a luxurious city-centre retreat. Rooms combine contemporary Swiss and Japanese design, while the executive lounge offers sweeping city views. Facilities include teppanyaki and kaiseki dining, plus the Pürovel Spa & Sport with an indoor pool. Its location allows immediate access to Dotonbori, Kuromon Market, Namba Parks, and Namba Grand Kagetsu, perfectly merging upscale relaxation with urban discovery.

    There’s plenty to remember when flying to a new destination. Here is some information that you should know before your flight to Osaka.

    • Currency: Japanese Yen (¥, JPY). Find out the current conversion rate.
    • Plug: 100v Types A and B
    • Time zone: GMT+9 
      • January 1 to March 29 – Paris is 8 hours behind
      • March 29 to October 25 – Paris is 7 hours behind
      • October 25 to January 1 – Paris is 8 hours behind
    • Language: Japanese

    To enjoy a hassle-free trip on your flight from Paris to Osaka, be sure to check Japan’s visa requirements . You can also visit the IATA Travel Centre for specific destination requirements.


    Journeys tailored to you

    The richness of cultural exchange between France and Japan is vivid in fashion, cuisine, manga, film, and academic exchange: Paris hosts the sprawling Japan Expo and year‑round Japanese film festivals, while Tokyo’s streets blend local culinary traditions with French-inspired bakeries, yuzu cafés, and Michelin-starred dining.

    Today, travellers visiting Osaka will be able to see how the creative dialogue between the cultures thrive, from how anime streaming reshapes entertainment to tech aesthetics influencing interactive art installations. French haute couture and Japanese designers from Comme des Garçons to Issey Miyake keep creative dialogue dynamic. For travellers, Osaka offers a sensory journey where minimalist temples, cherry‑blossom parks, and tea‑ceremony gardens meet modern neon neighbourhoods.

    Events, seasonal programs, and restaurant menus may change. Refer to official channels for the latest information.


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    Where should business travellers relax and recharge in Osaka?

    As one of Japan’s most significant Shinto sites, Sumiyoshi Taisha provides business travellers a serene retreat nearby downtown Osaka. Founded 1,800 years ago, this shrine is dedicated to Empress Jingū and sea deities. It features the national-treasure main hall in Sumiyoshi-zukuri style and the iconic red Sorihashi Bridge. Observing locals pray for prosperity and safe travel offers spiritual insight between business meetings. Key activities include:

    • Walk across the Sorihashi Bridge and photograph the shrine’s classic vermilion structures.
    • Explore the historic main halls and smaller sub‑shrines scattered around the wooded grounds.
    • Join seasonal festivals such as New Year hatsumode or the summer Sumiyoshi Matsuri if timing allows.
    • Stroll to nearby Sumiyoshi Park for a quiet break amid greenery after your visit.

    Bar K is an intimate, old-school cocktail bar in Kitashinchi, ideal for business travellers near Umeda. This basement retreat has offered a calm, professional atmosphere for hosting or solo visits since 1988. It focuses on classic techniques and premium whiskies. Popular drinks include:

    • Classic Martini or Manhattan – benchmark, spirit‑forward cocktails showcasing precise stirring and premium base spirits.
    • Japanese whisky highball – Yamazaki or similar whisky built long over clear ice for a clean, refreshing option.
    • Whisky Sour “Japanese style” – a house twist highlighted in features, with refined citrus balance and elegant glassware.

    What family-friendly experiences are there in Osaka?

    For those travelling with children, Universal Studios Japan is a blockbuster theme park in the Osaka Bay Area, bringing Hollywood movies, video games and beloved characters to life with immersive lands, parades and shows. It’s one of Japan’s most popular family attractions, from gentle rides for little ones to high‑octane coasters for teens and parents. Families can easily spend a full day here hopping between colourful worlds, character greetings and themed snacks. Things to do here include:

    • Enter the game at Super Nintendo World with Mario Kart: Koopa’s Challenge and Yoshi’s Adventure.
    • Explore The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and ride Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.
    • Enjoy playful chaos in Minion Park and kid‑friendly Universal Wonderland (Snoopy, Hello Kitty, Sesame Street).
    • Cool off on Jurassic Park – The Ride or catch the WaterWorld stunt show.

    Okonomiyaki Mizuno is a legendary, family-run eatery in Dotonbori, ideal for families seeking Osaka’s famous savoury pancakes in a vibrant atmosphere. With over 60 years of history, this compact spot features counter seating where children can enjoy watching their meal sizzle on the open griddle. While popular, the turnover is efficient, and staff provide English menus and friendly service. The menu offers generous, affordable portions with vegetarian and gluten-free choices, ensuring a welcoming experience for all groups. Popular dishes include:

    • Mizuno‑yaki: house special loaded with pork and seafood in a rich, mixed batter.
    • Yamaimo‑yaki: fluffy pancake made with grated Japanese yam instead of flour, great for gluten‑sensitive diners.
    • Yoshoku‑yaki: a nostalgic “Western-style” okonomiyaki with pork belly, cabbage and spring onion.

    How can travellers explore more of Osaka’s history & culture?

    The National Museum of Art, Osaka (NMAO) ) is a sophisticated, entirely underground contemporary art museum on Nakanoshima, a river island known for its business towers and elegant waterfront promenades. Its dramatic steel-and-glass entrance sculpture, designed by César Pelli, sets the tone for a refined cultural stop, with rotating exhibitions drawn from one of Japan’s largest post‑1945 art collections. Things to do here include:

    • View curated exhibitions of Japanese and international contemporary art in a minimalist, gallery-style setting.
    • Admire the striking entrance sculpture and architecture, a popular spot for photos.
    • Combine your visit with the neighbouring Osaka Science Museum or a stroll along Nakanoshima’s parks and riverfront.

    For a taste of Osaka, Abeno Takoyaki Yamachan is a beloved local chain specialising in Osaka’s most iconic street food, with its flagship shop tucked beneath Abeno Harukas in the Tennoji/Abeno area. This place is for those wanting an authentic, everyday taste of the city between sightseeing and shopping. Known for takoyaki that are crisp outside and creamy inside, made with a rich dashi-based batter and chunky octopus, it draws constant lines of locals, students and families. Be sure to try:

    • Classic plain takoyaki: served without sauce so you can really taste the dashi-rich batter and tender octopus.
    • Sauce mayo takoyaki: topped with sweet takoyaki sauce, mayonnaise and aonori seaweed for the classic Osaka flavour profile.
    • Three-flavour platter: mix of different sauces and toppings, ideal for sharing and sampling various styles in one order.

    Where should luxury travellers shop, dine, and unwind in Osaka?

    Umeda is Osaka’s polished, high-rise business and shopping district, and one of western Japan’s key transport hubs. Centred around JR Osaka and Umeda stations, the area is dense with upscale hotels, designer department stores and gourmet dining, all linked by sleek malls and atmospheric underground arcades. It’s also home to striking contemporary architecture like the Umeda Sky Building, making it as visually impressive as it is practical for getting around Kansai. Things to do here include:

    • Shop at premium malls such as Grand Front Osaka, LUCUA and Hankyu Department Store for fashion, beauty and Japanese brands.
    • Take in 360‑degree city views from the Kuchu Teien Observatory atop the Umeda Sky Building.
    • Dine at high-end restaurants and hotel bars in landmark properties like the InterContinental or Hilton Osaka.
    • Explore stylish underground shopping streets like Whity Umeda and Diamor Osaka.

    For an opulent meal, Endo Sushi , a century-old Fukushima ward institution within the Osaka Central Fish Market, offers luxury travellers ultra-fresh sushi in an authentic setting. Its compact counter specialises in “tsukami sushi,” featuring warm, hand-pressed rice and seasonal neta for a delicate, airy texture. Efficient service makes it a refined stop for set-plate breakfasts or lunches near Umeda and Namba. Highlights include:

    • Assorted 5‑piece “A set” featuring tuna, white fish and seasonal selections, ideal as an introduction.
    • Otoro and chutoro nigiri showcasing rich, marbled tuna sourced directly from the market.
    • Anago (sea eel) nigiri, gently brushed with sauce and served warm over soft rice.

    Frequently asked questions


    Flight FAQs

    How long is the flight from Paris to Osaka?

    Begin your journey from Paris to Osaka aboard our fleet of modern aircraft, which includes the Boeing 777s, Airbus A321neos, Airbus A330s, and Airbus A350s. Your travel time, including a layover in Hong Kong, will be around 17 hours and 35 minutes. Please note that the aircraft used may vary depending on operational needs.

    Our First class and Business class passengers can unwind and refresh at our award-winning lounge facilities, enjoying amenities like Relaxation Rooms, Shower Suites, and our Noodle Bar during their layover.

    Do I need to check in online for my flight to Osaka?

    Online check-in is a convenient way to save time and avoid queues at the airport. You can check in via desktop (PC) or mobile from 48 hours before departure, select or change your preferred seat, and download your boarding pass digitally or print it, subject to local regulations and departure point. Cathay Green members and above enjoy priority online check-in for added convenience. Depending on your ticket and cabin class, you may also pre-select meals to suit your dietary preferences.

    What happens if my flight from Paris to Osaka is delayed or cancelled?

    In the event of a delay or cancellation for your Cathay Pacific flight to Osaka, we will ensure you stay updated via our flight status page , terminal displays, public announcements, or SMS notifications through notiFLY. If your flight is delayed, we will share your updated check-in and boarding schedule as soon as the revised times are confirmed. Should a delay cause you to miss a connecting flight, assistance is provided to help arrange onward travel. You can find further details by reviewing your rights and regulations prior to travelling, or you can reach out to us directly.


    Layover and stopover FAQs

    What should I know about the transfer for my Paris to Osaka flight?

    When you arrive in Hong Kong, follow the signs to the departure level for your connecting flight. If you already have your onward boarding pass, proceed through security screening and head to your gate. If not, our transfer counters will help you with check-in and any questions you may have. Passengers aged seven or above with eligible documents may use e‑Security Gates for faster processing. For the latest information on transfers and transfer desk information, you may refer to the transfer guide .

    What is there to do in Hong Kong International Airport while I wait?

    You will find that there are plenty of things to do at Hong Kong International Airport to ensure a more enjoyable layover for your journey from Paris to Osaka. The Sky Garden terrace, located on Level 7 of the East Hall, offers a tranquil environment filled with greenery and vantage points of the runway. Coffee enthusiasts will appreciate outlets such as Maison Kayser or % Arabica, and those seeking a more distinctive atmosphere can head up to the Intervals Sky Bar on Level 9 within the Sky Bridge to savour beverages accompanied by a panoramic view. Families will find interactive play spaces and dedicated zones designed to keep younger passengers occupied. You can also explore the retail offerings or admire the various observation areas across the facility, such as the glass-floored Sky Bridge that presents captivating perspectives of aircraft taxiing right beneath you.

    What kinds of services can I expect from the First class and Business class lounges at HKIA?

    First and Business class passengers enjoy refined, tranquil comfort in our Terminal 1 HKIA lounges, designed by award-winning architects and interior designers, with distinct spaces tailored for Cathay Pacific's First and Business class.

    The Wing : Located near Gate 2, The Wing, Business class lounge combines sophistication and practicality. It offers ample seating, refined design aesthetics, the popular Noodle Bar serving Asian dishes, and shower suites for pre-departure freshening up.

    First class passengers can enjoy The Wing, First which combines classic glamour with renowned hospitality. The lounge offers a rotating menu of Asian and international classics, alongside light, bite-sized delicacies. Travellers can also unwind before their flight in shower suites, treatment rooms, and day beds.

    The Pier : Adjacent to Gate 65, The Pier, Business class lounge is celebrated for its calming atmosphere and contemporary styling. Travellers can enjoy an assortment of dining options including a diverse buffet and an à la carte dining menu. The lounge features shower facilities and private relaxation areas, delivering a quiet retreat.

    For our First class passengers, The Pier, First presents a highly tailored environment. Passengers will enjoy exclusive private suites, fine dining curated by renowned chefs, and attentive, personalised service. This premium space provides thoughtfully considered amenities, including massage services and expansive relaxation zones.

    The Bridge : Located just a short distance from Gate 35, The Bridge is crafted with a distinctly modern aesthetic. It offers a laid-back atmosphere complemented by cosy seating and a variety of dining options. Passengers can indulge in assorted snacks and drinks, and access shower suites or workstations to stay productive before departure.

    The Deck : Located near Gate 6, The Deck Lounge introduces a more relaxed environment focused on comfort. It features an inviting atmosphere alongside light refreshments and multiple seating options. This lounge serves as an excellent choice for those wanting to unwind ahead of boarding.

    For the most up-to-date details regarding these facilities, visit our lounge site for more information.

    If I have a stopover in Hong Kong for a day or more, how can I make the most of my visit?

    By choosing a stopover in Hong Kong instead of a quick transit, travellers can enjoy a second holiday with culture, food and city views. Start with a cycling tour along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade for fresh air, public art and Victoria Harbour views. Then visit the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to take in the skyline and landmarks like the historic Clock Tower. For shopping, Nathan Road offers a lively mix of luxury stores and local shops.

    If time allows, explore cultural sites such as Man Mo Temple or the streets of Central, where colonial and modern architecture sit side by side. Food lovers shouldn’t miss Hong Kong’s famous dim sum in neighbourhoods like Wan Chai or Mong Kok.

    As evening falls, unwind at a rooftop bar or waterfront café and take in the city lights across Victoria Harbour.

    For more inspiration, visit our guide to Hong Kong for first-time visitors or our short weekend guide to Hong Kong .


    Cabin class FAQs

    What do the fare classes mean when I fly from Paris to Osaka in Economy?

    Cathay Pacific offers a selection of Economy fares to choose from, designed to suit different travel needs. Each type of fare has its own benefits, baggage allowances, and flexibility for changes or cancellations, so you can choose the option that best fits your travel plans.

    Light Fare : Suitable for those wanting a more budget-conscious option, the Light fare includes a standard baggage allowance with limited options for changes or refunds.

    Essential Fare : A step up from Light, this fare offers more flexibility, including changes for a fee, along with additional benefits such as seat selection and better accrual of Asia Miles.

    Flexi Fare : Our most flexible Economy fare, this option allows for cancellations with minimal charges and a more comprehensive baggage allowance. It is ideal for those who value greater flexibility and peace of mind.

    If you want to learn more about our baggage policies for your respective fare class, visit our fare classes page.

    What can I expect when I choose to fly Premium Economy or Business class with Cathay Pacific?

    Your journey within Premium Economy and Business class commences the instant you receive your ticket confirmation. Enjoy an enhanced baggage allowance and a warm welcome at dedicated check-in counters. Priority boarding follows, allowing you to settle in comfortably and enjoy an elevated experience on board— from spacious seating to thoughtfully crafted dining.

    On selected routes operated by our Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, Business class passengers can experience our award-winning Aria Suite *, a space meticulously designed with your comfort and privacy in mind.

    *New Boeing 777-300ER cabins will be progressively introduced.

    Do cabin classes affect how much carry-on baggage I can take when I fly to Osaka with Cathay Pacific?

    The limit for your carry-on baggage is based on your cabin class. Passengers in Economy and Premium Economy are authorised to transport a single item of carry-on baggage reaching a maximum of 7kg, accompanied by one compact personal belonging. Business class passengers are allowed up to 10kg of carry-on baggage in addition to a personal item, and First class passengers are granted up to 15kg of carry-on baggage alongside a personal item. Every piece of carry-on baggage has to meet the size limit of 56 x 36 x 23cm, and your smaller personal article is required to slide neatly beneath the seat in front of you.

    What is the weight limit of the checked baggage I can bring on my flight to Osaka?

    Passengers flying with Economy Light tickets are permitted one item of checked luggage with a weight limit of 23kg. Economy and Premium Economy passengers holding other ticket types are authorised to check up to two items, with each piece weighing a maximum of 23kg. Business class passengers have the allowance to check two items weighing up to 32kg each, and First class passengers are granted a limit of up to three checked pieces.

    Be sure to remember that surpassing your allocated baggage limits will result in extra charges, which vary based on whether the items exceed the restricted weight or physical dimensions. Based on your specific flight path, you may want to consider securing a prepaid extra baggage allowance in advance to simplify your travels.


    Asia Miles FAQs

    Can I redeem products with Asia Miles while flying to Osaka from Paris?

    During your flight, access our inflight retail offerings via the onboard Wi-Fi , an amenity available on most of our aircraft. After linking your device to the "Cathay Pacific" wireless connection and opening the digital retail platform, you may explore an assortment of merchandise spanning more than a thousand brands. Cathay members can sign in to their profiles to spend Asia Miles on items or accumulate additional rewards during their retail experience.

    How many Asia Miles will I earn from my Paris to Osaka flight?

    To calculate how many Asia Miles you earn flying from Paris to Osaka on Cathay Pacific, you can use our online Status Points and Asia Miles calculator . The amount of Asia Miles earned depends primarily on three factors: the route distance, your travel cabin, and the fare type you purchased. More flexible and premium fares generally earn more Asia Miles and Status Points. Bear in mind that Asia Miles and Status Points are earned only on flights marketed by Cathay Pacific.


    Booking and experience FAQs

    Why should I fly to Osaka with Cathay Pacific?

    Our extensive global network connects you to over 100 destinations worldwide, ensuring ample travel options and seamless connections. Our modern fleet offers spacious cabins with fully flat beds* in Business class, roomy Premium Economy seats, and comfortable Economy seats. Our entertainment suite and high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity allow you to stay connected and entertained throughout your journey. When you fly with us as a Cathay member, you will be able to accumulate Asia Miles and Status Points, both of which offer a range of benefits.

    *Available on most aircraft and gradually rolling out across our entire fleet.

    What are the benefits of booking directly with Cathay Pacific?

    Booking directly through Cathay Pacific delivers superior flexibility, promotional deals, and vastly improved passenger support in comparison to external booking sites. Reserving your flights with us grants perks such as a complimentary 24-hour cancellation period, easier access to all available ticket tiers, and unique deals that feature extra Asia Miles and price reductions on travel extras. Passengers receive prioritised assistance for any changes or schedule interruptions, methods to gather and spend Asia Miles, alongside benefits including early upgrade access tailored specifically for Cathay members.

    *Terms and conditions apply. Please view our dedicated page to read the complete details.


    Cathay membership FAQs

    What is the difference between Status Points and Asia Miles?

    Status Points dictate your current standing within the Cathay membership programme, directly influencing your membership tier and associated privileges. These points revert to zero at the beginning of every new Cathay membership year following a renewal, an upgrade, or a downgrade. Conversely, Asia Miles functions as a reward currency used to claim flights and everyday lifestyle rewards, and remains active for a period of three years. Status Points help you elevate between tiers, whereas Asia Miles empowers you to redeem further flight and retail rewards.

    What do Cathay membership tiers mean?

    The Cathay membership tiers encompass four levels—Green, Silver, Gold, and Diamond—each tier recognises your travel with us and offers increasing benefits as you move through the programme. 

    Green members receive foundational Cathay membership benefits, including flight promotions and priority check-in 48 hours prior to takeoff. These individuals also have the ability to secure seats with extra legroom by spending Asia Miles, depending on seat availability, and are given complimentary 48-hour access to the PressReader platform with every reservation.

    Silver members are granted all the perks associated with the Green level, paired with priority check-in at Business class counters, entry into selected Business class lounges, and priority baggage handling. This upgraded status also provides enhanced Asia Miles earning whenever you shop or dine with our partners.

    Gold members can check in one additional piece of baggage and can hold guaranteed seating in Economy on all Cathay Pacific flights. Gold members also receive two complimentary Business class lounge passes and upgrade prospects, combined with enhanced rates for collecting Asia Miles.

    Diamond members enjoy the convenience of First-class check-in, admission to all First class and Business class lounges, and the privilege of bringing companions along. Diamond members receive priority baggage handling and exclusive offers at selected partner hotels and dining establishments.

    You can learn more about Status Points and the advantages tied to each ranking here .

    How do I know if my Paris to Osaka flight will accrue Status Points?

    Qualifying bookings consist of tickets issued by Cathay Pacific or members of our oneworld alliance within fare categories officially designated to earn Status Points. Throughout the purchasing phase and when you organise your trip digitally, you will see how many Status Points and Asia Miles are assigned to your journey, based on the carrier, cabin, fare type, and distance covered.

    When your booking meets the necessary eligibility criteria, Status Points are credited to your account upon the completion of your flight. Should you travel on a partner airline, you remain eligible to accrue Status Points for your Cathay membership, provided your flight meets fare and cabin eligibility.

    What exciting experiences can I expect from Cathay Pacific?

    Discover a thrilling assortment of benefits when booking your upcoming holiday through Cathay Pacific, featuring our Economy fares , designed to supply you with an expansive selection, greater flexibility, and excellent value. Our most recent flight and holiday package offers are continuously refreshed to grant you greater schedule flexibility for all your future adventures alongside Cathay Pacific.