HotDog Airlines

Hong Kong HotDog Airlines Limited, branded as HotDog Airlines and previously as SG Airlines, is a Hong Kong airline founded in 1974 and absorbed into CokeAir HK by a merger. The merger approved on March 24, 2020. HotDog Airlines continued to operate under its own name and brand until the integration of the carriers was completed on April 29, 2020.

HotDog Airlines head office and main hub located at Hong Kong International Airport. It is one of the members of the BloxSky Alliance before the merge.

History
The airline was established on 6 February 1974 as SG Airlines and started operations in 14 March 1974. It changed its name in September 2017. It has 6096 employees in March 2015.

Start from 2020 April 29, All leased CokeAir aircraft in HotDog Airlines Fleet will subsume to Coke Airline Group.

Fleet
Pre-merger HotDog Airlines fleet:

Accident And Incident

 * On 6 January 2000, SG Airline Flight 55, a Concorde was on a flight from Hong Kong to Osaka, Japan. The plane was flying over the Sea of Japan when it collided with a CokeAir HK McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10F, flying from Tokyo, Japan, to Taipei, Taiwan. The collision killed the 4 crew members on board the McDonnell Douglas DC-10, and all 100 passengers and crew on the Concorde.
 * On 8 September 2008, SG Airline Flight 2309, operated by a Lockheed C-130 cargo aircraft crashed in the Ténéré, Niger, The aircraft crashed on the Ténéré, Niger at 15:44 local time. All 5 pilots were killed in the accident. All nine were pilots of SG Airline.
 * On 19 June 2014, SG Airlines Flight 192, operated by a Boeing 737-300 from Hong Kong to Macau, stalled after ran out of fuel while doing the final approach, causing the aircraft crash into Runway 16 in Macau International Airport. 26 passengers and 3 crews are killed.