In June 2003 we wrote to Mr. Tung Chee Hwa, the Chief Executive of the HK SAR and the Planning Department and suggested plans for the conservation of the Kai Tak Airport and the development of  General Aviation and economy of Hong Kong. If you wish to view the entire letter please click here to send for a copy.

Up to December 2003 we have met various organizations and found a volunteer architect to put all the proposals/ideas into architectural plans and artist's impression drawings. As soon as the architect finished the job we shall submit the revised plan and proposal to the Chief Executive. We are still soliciting more ideas and proposals from all parties and people interested. If you have any idea please do not hesitate to email us. Compatible with Mr. Tung's latest wish we shall be proposing a huge city lung theme park for the Kai Tak Airport re-development and focus on Sports, Recreation, Cultural and Heritage, Amusement, Aviation,  Maritime and Tourism. The following are the latest proposals from our supporters ( both individuals and organizations):
-  Maritime Museum, Maritime Centre, Historic Boat Park, Yacht Marina.
-   Aviation Museum, Aviation Centre, 5000 ft. runway for small aircraft & executive jets.  A heliport.
-  An  Olympic standard Sports Stadium, Swimming/Diving Centre and ball games fields.
-  A Marathon running track.  A bicycling track.  Possibly a car and go-kart racing track, 4 wheel drive and motocross trail.
-  A Golf range.
-  An Amphitheatre for cultural performances, concerts and carnivals.
-  A Chinese opera shed in traditional style.  A Tin Hau (Goddess of the Sea) Temple attached to the Cruise Ship Terminal/Maritime Museum.

-  A tree-lined Boulevard the length of the old runway with artists performing new and ancient skills in the style of Las Ramblas in Barcelona.
-  Off the Boulevard (South side) facing the Harbour/HK Island,, Mediterranean-style piazzas with open air cafes, restaurants, musicians, shopping arcades, souvenir shops etc.
-  An overhead sightseeing monorail connecting both ends of Kai Tak, with intermittent stops (also connecting with East Kowloon or Nathan Road).
-  One resort style hotel, one large business/tourist hotel.
-  Apartment buildings/time shares/serviced apartments around the complex.
-  A Hong Kong Eye/Giant Wheel and other landmark attractions such as a huge lighted electronic Bauhinia shining through the sea just off the end of the SE tip of the runway
-  A cable car to Kowloon Peak/Lions Rock/Fei Ngo Shan.
-  A sculpture park.  A peoples park.
-  A - a HiFlyer, a Helium Balloon with ring donut shaped passenger gondola which can go up to 500 feet (what a view over the Harbour).  Click HERE for more on the Save Kai Tak Campaign.