New Business Jet Company For China
At a recent press conference in Dalian Hanhua Business Jet Company announced that it had had its establishment approved by the Northeast Regional Administration of CAAC.
Nanchang Airport Gets Three New Routes
Nanchang Changbei International Airport has announced that it will launch new flights — to Wenzhou, Wuhan, and Hefei — as part of its winter and spring flight schedule.
CITM 2010 Kicks Off In Shanghai
The opening ceremony of the 2010 China Inernational Travel Mart was held on November 17 at Shanghai's New International Expo Center.
Shenzhen Airport Passenger Traffic Up 5.9% In October
The operator of Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport has released statistics on airport movements for October 2010.
China's Air Travel Passenger Volumes Up 16% In August
According to the Civial Aviation Administration of China, domestic airlines carried 26.3 million passengers in August 2010, up 16.1% year on year, while cargo traffic volumes rose 18.4% year on year to 463,200 tons.
CCAC Publishes Stats On Airline Performance In China
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has published statistics on the delays of domestic airlines and the corresponding flight numbers as part of its campaign against late flights.
AA Postpones Launch Of Chicago-Beijing Route
AMR Corporation's American Airlines has canceled its inaugural flight between Chicago and Beijing which was scheduled for April 26, 2010.
Joy Air Starts Pilot Operation
Joy Air, the joint venture between Aviation Industry Corporation of China and China Eastern Airlines, has gained the approval of the Civil Aviation Administration of China and is now in trial operation.
CAAC Announces Details For Taiwan Flights
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has announced a detailed distribution scheme for scheduled flights between Taiwan and mainland China. Altogether nine passenger airlines and two cargo airlines in the mainland are involved.
China To Build National Public Air Transportation System
Yang Guoqing, the vice minister of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, announced at the China Civil Aviation Development Forum 2009 that China would set up a mature, harmonious, efficient and convenient national public air transportation system over the next three to five years.
Spring Airlines To Obtain Traffic Rights To Hong Kong And Macau
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has published a notice concerning the expansion of Spring Airlines's business scope making it the first private airline company in China to obtain traffic rights to Hong Kong and Macau.