Photographer Birdy Chu Shun shot thousands of images of Hong Kong’s Kai Tak airport in 1998 before it closed in July that year and operations moved to the glitzy Hong Kong International Airport ...

used to visit Kai Tak for plane spotting and took his first photos in 1992 after borrowing his father’s camera. He spent most weekends there until the airport closed in 1998. A number of viewing ...

This is because Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport was once one of the most notorious ... but the dramatic images of the plane partially submerged in the harbour remain among the most well-known ...

Flying into Hong Kong in the 1980s, Canadian photographer Greg Girard never tired of the thrill of arriving at Kai Tak Airport ... to do so themselves. The images this approach produced were ...

The infamous Kai Tak Airport, once dubbed the "world's scariest ... managed to escape with only minor injuries, but the dramatic images of the plane partially submerged in the harbour have become ...

Twenty-five years on he shares his memories with Gill Kearsley. (Photo: Boeing 747 landing at Kai Tak Airport. Credit: Russ Schleipman via Getty Images) ...

The site of the old Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport – famous for its notoriously challenging runway in the middle of the busy city center – is set to welcome a new sky-high landmark. Prior to the Ko ...