Airport Express To Run A Normal Service Until 3 Pm
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2019-10-12 HKT 01:38
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The MTR says the Airport Express will run a normal service on Saturday between Hong Kong, Kowloon, Tsing Yi, Airport and AsiaWorld-Expo stations until 3 pm.
After 3 pm, it will only run a direct service between Hong Kong and Airport stations. Trains will not stop at Kowloon, Tsing Yi and AsiaWorld-Expo.
The rail operator said MTR and Airport Authority staff will check flight tickets and travel documents at Hong Kong Station so passengers should allow themselves more time.
In-town check-in at Hong Kong Station will operate as normal but at Kowloon Station in-town check-in will be suspended from 2 pm.
The MTR has also said its services may end earlier on Saturday as it continues to repair vandalism by anti-government protesters.
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