In response to Typhoon Wipha's disruption in July 2025, Hong Kong's aviation and logistics sectors faced significant challenges but also showcased resilience and innovation. The article highlights the impact of the typhoon on Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and the subsequent strategic investments made to fortify infrastructure and adopt risk-mitigation technologies. The completion of the Three Runway System (3RS) and the deployment of AI-driven weather forecasting tools and sustainable aviation fuel are key components of Hong Kong's long-term infrastructure strategy. Additionally, the article discusses how Hong Kong is embracing green technology and sustainable aviation fuel to mitigate climate risks, offering attractive investment opportunities for those interested in ESG-aligned infrastructure. The global trends in the aviation sector towards net-zero targets, including the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel and hydrogen-powered aircraft, are also explored. Hong Kong's strategic location as a Greater Bay Area (GBA) nexus further enhances its appeal for logistics investors. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of combining physical and digital resilience for long-term success and highlights key investment opportunities in infrastructure, green technology, sustainable aviation fuel, and logistics innovation.