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.
Mainland And Taiwan Agree To Add Four New Destinations
The civil aviation administrations of the mainland and Taiwan have reached agreement on such topics as increasing new destinations in mainland and increasing the number of flights during the Spring Festival.
China Resumes Fuel Surcharges For Domestic Routes
The National Development and Reform Commission and China's General Administration of Civil Aviation have jointly issued a circular concerning the new policy for collection of fuel surcharges for domestic air routes, saying the fuel surcharge will be linked to airlines' jet fuel costs, and airlines can decide themselves when and how much to collect.
Chongqing Agencies Given Incentive To Enter Ningbo
At the Chongqing-Ningbo Week held in Chongqing, Ningbo Tourism Administration signed a cooperation agreement with the Chongqing tourism authorities.
Taiwan To Raise Fuel Surcharges From Mid June
According to Taiwan's Civil Aeronautics Administration, as a result of the increase of aviation fuel prices, local airlines can raise fuel surcharges for long and short haul international flights by 25% from June 15, 2009.
Cathay Pacific Continues To Levy Fuel Surcharges
Cathay Pacific Airways Limited has gained approval from the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department for a two-month extension on passenger fuel surcharges.
State Council Regulations For Management Of China's Airports
China's State Council has published Regulations On The Management Of Civil Airport, specifying the obligations of airport management bodies.
East Star Ordered To Suspend Operations
Following a request from the Wuhan Municipal Government, the South Central regional branch of the Civil Aviation Administration of China has ordered East Star Airlines to suspend its operations with effect from March 15, 2009.
Air Ticket Agents Exposed For Illegal Sales Practices
The China Air Transportation Association has listed a group of 121 air ticket agents for illegal ticket selling, 30 of which are reported to be from Beijing.
China's Aviation Industry Lost CNY28 Billion In 2008
Yang Guoqing, deputy director of Civil Aviation Administration of China and a deputy to the current CPPCC meeting, has disclosed to local media that China's aviation industry suffered a total loss of CNY28 billion in 2008, which is said to be the biggest loss suffered by the Chinese aviation industry in 30 years.
CAAC Promulgates New Curb On Airline Expansion
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued a new rule in a bid to prevent rapid overheating and expansion of the country's airline companies.