Hong Kong Kai Tak International Airport, located in Kai Tak, Kowloon District, Kowloon, was opened on January 25, 1925, and has been in operation for 73 years. Closed at approximately 1:20 am on July 6 1998. At 6:27 am on the same day, Chek Lap Kok Airport was completed and took over the name of "Hong Kong International Airport". When Kai Tak Airport was in operation, it was one of the busiest international airports in the world, with the third-largest passenger volume and the most significant cargo volume in the world. High-density buildings surrounded it, and the airspace was narrow. During its operation, Kai Tak Airport once had the "Top Ten Dangerous Risks in the World" In consideration of safety and demand. The Hong Kong government announced in 1989 to build a new airport at Chek Lap Kok in the northwest of Lantau Island. I took this photo on the streets of Kowloon City one month before the reunification in 1997. Kowloon City is a bustling area in Hong Kong. People living in this community were on the streets between the buildings every day, close up, Watching the passing of large passenger planes. The sound of passing large passenger planes is a daily feature of Kowloon City.
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Review of Old Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport - Limited Edition
Love at first sight 🥰It lightens up my living room with excellent vibes. A talented photographer who captured the stunning moment while an airplane gliding low above the old buildings of Hong Kong Kowloon City, which was canvased with unique street view. It brings back my memories of the good old HK Kai Tak Airport. Recalling myself looking down from the flight before landing, saw people walking and vehicle queues underneath creating sparkling light streams that looks like dragons on fire. Vibrant, extravagant and extremely beautiful！
