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It could easily be taken one stop on the Airport Express to the convention centre (HKD 5.5 each way currently) but I don't know that it's going to be all that much easier to dispose of there, though his chances of an unwanted cavity search will probably be exponentially less. There are also small trash cans out by the airport bus stop, but IIRC they won't accept something that large, probably intentionally.– Spehro PefhanyCommented Feb 8, 2019 at 14:12
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1"if you see someone really struggling with carrying a lot of items at the airport (lots of airport shopping?) you could offer it to them before even leaving the airport (but after passing through customs)." -- though in terms of causing a security scare at the airport, this is probably as good as just leaving it near a rubbish bin. "Hey, random traveller, will you please take this bag and get rid of it for me?"– CompuChipCommented Feb 11, 2019 at 13:56
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