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VHHHChek Lap Kok International Airport (Hong Kong)
VHHHVictoria Hash House Harriers (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
VHHHKai Tak (Hong Kong) Airport (former ICAO Airport Identifier)
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The defunct Kai Tak airport sits right in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour and is estimated to be worth up to 40 billion dollars -- the equivalent, experts say, of around 30 of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
Hong Kong's old airport set for takeoff by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
The defunct Kai Tak airport sits right in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour and is estimated to be worth up to 40 billion dollars -- the equivalent, experts say, of around 30 of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
Hong Kong's old airport set for takeoff by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Unfortunately, I learned, just before my arrival, reenacting such scenes would be impossible as Kai Tak airport, featured in the 1973 movie, closed some years ago.
Living the high life e in Hong Kong; A taste of the best leaves ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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