Additional Fuel Surcharges From China's Domestic Airlines
Domestic airlines have raised fuel surcharges with effect from April 8, 2011 in response to recent increases in aviation oil
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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
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Air China has opened a new premium lounge designed to Star Alliance standards at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.
阅读更多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
阅读更多SIA Mobile Check In Available To Passengers In China
Customers traveling on any Singapore Airlines flight can now check in anywhere in the world using their mobile phones, with
阅读更多Shanghai Airlines Expands Code-sharing With Lufthansa Airlines
Shanghai Airlines has expanded its code-sharing with Deutsche Lufthansa AG increasing the total number of code-sharing flights between the two
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Many Chinese airline companies have shifted their attention to Shanghai and this has made the competition in the city's aviation
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According to the China Air Transport Association, the Civil Aviation Administration of China will intervene in the pricing of 699
阅读更多Sichuan Airlines Launches Credit Card Telephone Payment Service
To facilitate passengers booking tickets during the Spring Festival period, Sichuan Airlines has launched a credit card telephone payment service
阅读更多CAAC Assigns Mainland Airlines Regular Flights To Taiwan
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has published the assignment plan for Chinese mainland airlines operating regular charter flights to
阅读更多Sichuan Airlines Launches New Online Services
Sichuan Airlines has announced that it has formally agreed to cooperate with Chinese travel search engine company Qunar.com.
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