- Cathay Pacific Extends Mainland China Check-in with New Service From Shenzhen[Dec. 04, 2008]
On December 4, Cathay Pacific Airways announced a new service that allows passengers to have their boarding passes issued at Shenzhen International Airport (SZIA) for the airline's flights departing from Hong Kong. Passengers can now complete their check-in procedures before taking cross-boundary land transportation to Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).
- New Mobile Service Connects Web-Enabled Device Users to Dragonair Travel Information[Dec. 10, 2008]
On December 10, Dragonair announced the launch of a new mobile service that offers passengers more convenience and better mobility by connecting them to useful travel information through their mobile devices.
- Heavy Fog Strands Thousands at Xinjiang Airport[Dec. 09, 2008]
Heavy fog stranded more than 1,100 people at the airport after 13 flights were delayed in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on Dec. 9, an airport official said.
- Dragonair Extends Mainland China Check-in Service for Passengers From Shenzhen[Dec. 04, 2008]
Dragonair passengers from Mainland China can now save time by completing check-in procedures before crossing the border.
- China's First Private Airline Suspends Passenger Service[Dec. 06, 2008]
China's first private airline, Okay Airways, suspended passenger service on Dec. 6, 10 days ahead of schedule as a result of financial and management problems, according to a spokesman of JuneYao Group, a major shareholder of Okay Airways.
- Okay Airways' Flights Halted Earlier Than Expected[Dec. 09, 2008]
China's first private airline, Okay Airways, has suspended passenger services 10 days ahead of schedule, as it could not refuel its aircraft due to an ongoing internal management dispute.
- China's 1st Private Airline to Suspend Passenger Flight Service[Dec. 04, 2008]
Financial and management problems are forcing Okay Airways to suspend passenger flights from Dec. 15 to Jan. 15, announced the company's chairman of the board, Wang Junjin on Dec. 3.
- China Southern Signs Codeshare Pacts with CSA Czech Airlines and Aeroflot[Dec. 02, 2008]
China Southern Airlines has announced that it has formally implemented codeshare agreements with CSA Czech Airlines and Aeroflot Russian Airlines.
- One Year Milestone for Air China as A Star Alliance Member[Dec. 03, 2008]
As Air China approaches the one year anniversary of its membership with the Star Alliance, the airline, with the continued support of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) and the other members of the Star Alliance, celebrates the massive improvement in the products and services it now offer to all its customers.
- China Airlines and Mandarin Airlines to Launch New Flights Between Kaohsiung and Seoul[Dec. 01, 2008]
Starting from December 1, China Airlines and Mandarin Airlines inaugurate regular flights between Kaohsiung and Seoul with five flights per week.