But the airline will increase flights to Europe starting next month to cater to surging demand.
In an announcement on Tuesday, Cathay said flights between Hong Kong and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, as well as between the city and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia, would remain suspended until the end of May.
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“We are monitoring the situation closely and will remain agile in our response,” the airline said. “The safety of our customers and people guides every decision we make.”
Affected travellers will be offered flexibility to rebook, reroute or cancel their tickets, Cathay said.
Meanwhile, in response to a surge in demand for flights to Europe, the airline said it would operate three additional return flights to Paris in France and Zurich in Switzerland next month, while adding seats on 13 return flights to the British capital, London.