On Oasis Airlines, Hong Kong

Based in Hong Kong Oasis Airlines, Hong Kong was set up in 2005 only to stop functioning three years later. It had 5 planes and operated out of Hong Kong International Airport. It primarily offered flights to London and Vancouver.

Oasis Hong Kong Airlines Limited was based in Hong Kong. It was established during February 2005 and stopped working since April 2008. Hong Kong International Airport was its hub and it had 5 aircraft.

Destinations

The major destinations of this presently inoperative airline were London Gatwick Airport and Vancouver International Airport. Its CEO was Stephen H Miller. Rev, Raymond C and Priscilla H Lee served as its chairman and executive director.

Methodologies

Oasis Airlines, Hong Kong was among the increasing long distance airlines that took on the budget airline methodologies that had been established by Laker Airways during the 70s. To begin with it provided continuous flights between Hong Kong and the British capital.





History and Achievements

The Hong Kong based airline started its Vancouver flights on 28th June 2007. In Annual World Travel Awards 2007 it received the maximum votes in World’s Leading New Airline category. Oasis Airlines, Hong Kong gained a lot of popularity to start with because of its minimum charges that were marketed with great fanfare.