For help, I flew to London, England in August and went abroad by plane for the first time. Cathay Pacific or Air China?

Domestic airlines fly long-distance international routes = self-abuse O(∩_∩)O haha ~ I summed it up myself.

There is no doubt that Cathay Pacific's service is better, but personally, Cathay Pacific is not so good, but its brother Dragonair's service is better than Cathay Pacific. But even if it is worse, it is really better than Air China. This is a personal experience. However, Air China's service is actually not so rubbish, and it is ok, but it is not as detailed as many foreign airlines.

It is not difficult to transfer. Anyway, as long as the landlord doesn't enter the country during the connecting flight, it's no trouble at all, because the luggage is directly linked to London and the landlord doesn't have to go through the consignment formalities in Hong Kong. He just needs to find the transfer counter in the arrival hall to check in for London, but maybe Cathay Pacific will give you a boarding pass to London in Beijing, which will be more convenient. Just shop in Hong Kong, and then you can board the plane.

I've been on several international flights between Dragonair and Cathay Pacific, and I haven't been late. Don't worry. Besides, Cathay Pacific and Dragonair belong to the same airline. No matter which flight is delayed, Luke can't board the second flight, and Cathay Pacific will definitely be responsible for the visa change of Luke. You can trust Cathay Pacific completely.

It shouldn't be a problem to check my baggage. I'm just visiting, so I shouldn't bring much. Studying abroad, checking 20 kilograms of luggage at a time, not much.