
Cathay Business (Regional)

Cathay Pacific's regional A330-300 sub-fleet flies an older 2-2-2 angled recliner business class product, not the lie-flat Cirrus II found on the long-haul A330-300 cabin. Seats are forward-facing, 21 inches wide, with approximately 47 inches of pitch and a deep cradle-style recline (not a fully-flat bed). The cabin is configured 2-2-2 across the centre and side sections. There is no privacy door and no seat shell. Window-aisle pairs share an armrest with their neighbour; centre-section pairs are open. The product is materially less competitive than the lie-flat Cirrus II on the same airframe — passengers booking Cathay regional A330-300 routes may receive either product depending on tail.
Cabin Highlights
- ✓2-2-2 angled cradle recliner — not lie-flat
- ✓21-inch (53 cm) seat width, 47-inch (119 cm) pitch
- ✓Forward-facing across all rows, paired seating in window and centre sections
- ✓Materially older product than the Cirrus II 1-2-1 on the long-haul A330-300 sub-fleet
- ✓Personal IFE with AVOD; in-seat power
Seat Dimensions
Strategic Seating
- Front bulkhead row for extra legroom and no recline intrusion from ahead
- Window seats for slight separation from aisle-side neighbour
- Centre-section seats — shared armrest with neighbour, no privacy
- Last row of business class — closest to galley/lavatory
How to book this cabin
Airlines may change equipment at any time. To ensure you get the A330-300 (333), always check the seat map during and after booking.
Look for these hints:
- Look for "A330-300" or "333"
- 2-2-2 cabin layout — distinguishes from the 1-2-1 Cirrus II A330-300 sub-fleet
- Forward-facing recliners with cradle motion, no flat-bed conversion
- AeroLOPA subtype codes for this sub-fleet: 33A, 33B, 33P (vs 33E/33J/33K for the Cirrus II sub-fleet)
- Centre-section seats are paired with open shared armrest, no divider
- No privacy shell or door
Routes Where It Flies
Hong Kong – Singapore
Hong Kong – Kuala Lumpur
Bangkok – Hong Kong
Hong Kong – Taipei (Taoyuan)
Hong Kong – Seoul
Hong Kong – Osaka
Jakarta – Hong Kong
Hong Kong – Tokyo (Narita)
Hong Kong – Manila








