- China to Open Direct Flight Service Between Changsha and Osaka[Nov. 28, 2008]
New direct air service from the central Chinese city of Changsha to Osaka, Japan, will begin on Dec. 27, a Chinese tourism official said on Nov. 28.
- Flights Bound for Bangkok Cancelled / Delayed in Chinese Cities Due to Unrest[Nov. 26, 2008]
More than a dozen of flights bound for Bangkok from Chinese cities were cancelled or delayed on Nov. 26 as protesters forced the Thai capital's Suvarnabhumi International Airport to shut down.
- Regular Weekly Cross-Strait Charter Flight Plan Announced[Nov. 20, 2008]
The Chinese mainland has come up with a detailed plan for regular cross-strait charter flights, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) announced on Nov. 20.
- Air China Flight Turns Back After Threatening Call[Nov. 20, 2008]
An Air China plane en route from Beijing to the eastern city of Hangzhou turned back shortly after take-off on Nov. 20, after police in the capital received a telephoned threat, said a spokesman with Air China.
- Report Says Daily Cross-Straits Flights Set for Dec. 15[Nov. 20, 2008]
The first daily direct charter flights across the Taiwan Strait are set to start on Dec. 15, Taiwan-based media reported on Nov. 19.
- Mechanical Alarm Forces Shanghai Airlines Flight to Make Emergency Landing[Nov. 20, 2008]
A Shanghai Airlines Boeing 737 with 149 passengers aboard was forced to make an emergency landing in south China's Hainan island on Nov. 19 while on a scheduled flight from Shanghai to Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
- Air China Announces Australian Expansion Plans[Nov. 18, 2008]
Air China has announced plans to further expand its presence in the Australian market with an increase in frequencies to Sydney and Melbourne, and the possible introduction of a new destination in the region.
- Dragonair to Launch New Service to Manila in December[Nov. 14, 2008]
On November 14, Dragonair announced that it will launch a new service to Manila, the capital and economic hub of the Philippines and a popular destination for both business and leisure travellers from Hong Kong.
- Dragonair Celebrates Senior Citizens' Day with Special Fares for The Elderly[Nov. 06, 2008]
To celebrate Senior Citizens' Day on November 16, Dragonair is pleased to once again offer senior citizens in Hong Kong and Macau a special 25 per cent discount on Economy Class and Business Class tickets to a number of popular destinations.
- EVA Air Says Goodbye to Hello Kitty[Nov. 04, 2008]
Hello Kitty fans will need to book their flights and get their pink boarding passes soon if they want a chance to fly on one of the official Hello Kitty jets.