Hong Kong Airport Arrivals | Live Flight Search
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Pickup at Car Park 1
Everyone is collected at Car Park 1, so you skip the crush on the arrivals level.
4-seater and 6-seater MPVs
Both sizes are available — enough room for a family or a lot of bags.
A delay costs nothing extra
If the flight is late there is no extra charge; the driver leaves according to the actual landing time.
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* In the event of Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 8 or above, Black Rainstorm or other extreme weather, fares may be adjusted to market rates.
How the Pickup Works
Landing to boarding, one step after another
- 1
Flight lands
Flight Arrived
- 2
Clear immigration
Immigration
- 3
Collect your bags
Collect Luggage
- 4
Tell us on WhatsApp
Notify HKTT
- 5
Driver heads to Car Park 1
Driver to Car Park 1
- 6
Get in and go
Pickup Complete
Pickup Point: Car Park 1
Every pre-booked pickup is at Car Park 1

Hong Kong International Airport Car Park 1
From the Arrivals Hall, follow the signs towards Exit B and on to Car Park 1. Take the lift up to 3/F, turn left and walk to the designated pickup bay; your driver will tell you the exact bay number. Collecting everyone at Car Park 1 keeps you out of the crowded arrivals level.
View full pickup routeRelated Airport Guides
A quick read before you travel makes the day easier
HKIA T1 vs T2: which is yours?
How the two terminals differ and where each one is collected.
Read moreAirport pickup guide
The full walking route from arrivals to Car Park 1.
Read more6-seater luggage guide
Real photos of the MPV boot and real-world cases.
Read moreShenzhen Bay crossing guide
Border pickups and what popular routes cost.
Read moreFrequently Asked Questions
Flight information comes from a third-party aviation data provider and may lag by a few minutes; the airline's own announcement takes precedence. Source: Airport Authority Hong Kong passenger arrivals.