- Beijing: Airport Police Vow to Cut Thefts[Jan. 29, 2010]
Police at Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA) said on Jan. 28 that 10 thefts were reported to have taken place at the airport since Jan. 1, four of which happened on shuttle buses to the airport.
- Philippine Airlines Adding Flights for Chinese New Year[Feb. 02, 2010]
Philippine Airlines will increase flights to cater to rising demand from travelers during the lunar Chinese New Year, which falls on Feb. 14 this year.
- Dragonair Boosts Services for Summer Schedule[Feb. 01, 2010]
Dragonair will increase frequencies on its services to a number of destinations in Mainland China and within the region this summer in order to meet seasonal demand. The increased frequencies are effective from March 28 to October 23, 2010.
- Cathay Pacific Joins Yung Kee for "Best Chinese Food in The Air"[Feb. 02, 2010]
On February 2, 2010, Cathay Pacific Airways announced the launch of a new brand new "Best Chinese Food in the Air" promotion for First Class and Business Class passengers, this time featuring dishes from the famed Yung Kee Restaurant.
- China Eastern to Launch New Air Service Between Kunming and Dubai[Jan. 30, 2010]
China Eastern Airlines will launch new air service from the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, to Dubai on Feb. 22, the company said on Jan. 30.
- Flight Returns to Urumqi Airport After Passenger Burns Toilet Paper[Jan. 30, 2010]
A passenger burned toilet paper in the washroom on a domestic flight in China on Jan. 30, forcing the plane to return to the departure airport in Urumqi, capital city of Xinjiang.
- Travel Advisory: Congestion at Guangzhou Airport Between January 22 and May 31[Jan. 21, 2010]
Due to the renovation project in the international terminal at Guangzhou's Baiyun Airport, the number of security channels will be greatly reduced, and this may prolong the waiting time at security check point.
- Passengers Stranded in Xinjiang as Flights Cancelled[Jan. 20, 2010]
Heavy snow brought by the latest cold front to hit the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region late on Jan. 17 has caused more chaos around the region.
- China's Civil Aviation Sector Turns Loss into Profit in 2009[Jan. 13, 2010]
China's civil aviation industry moved out of the red and began to report overall profits in 2009, according to Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).
- Shantou Airport to Open to Foreign Planes Soon[Jan. 05, 2010]
The Shantou Waisha Airport, operational for both military and civilian flights, in south China's Guangdong Province will open to foreign planes partially soon, said local government on Jan. 5.