- Passengers Vent Anger at Kunming Airport[Jul. 30, 2008]
Passengers stranded at Kunming airport due to a rainstorm, scuffled with security guards after their demands for information on rescheduled flights were not met.
- Air China to Open Sales Office at Olympic Village in Beijing[Jul. 20, 2008]
It's understood by CARNOC.com that, as a key sponsor and the official airline partner of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Air China is set to open a brand new sales office at the Olympic Village in Beijing recently.
- Angry, Late, Tired Passengers Make Computers Crash at Kunming Airport[Jul. 29, 2008]
On July 29, scores of Chinese air passengers smashed computers and desks and clashed with police after a night stranded at an airport without accommodation, state media said.
- Hong Kong: Another Fuel Hit for Airline Passengers[Jul. 30, 2008]
A further 44 airlines have had the green light to increase fuel surcharges to as much as HK$924 despite world oil prices stabilizing.
- Beijing Airport Promises Safe, Comfortable Environment for Olympic Visitors[Jul. 30, 2008]
Thousands of people are coming for the Olympics and, for most, Beijing's Capital International Airport (BCIA) will be their first taste of the city. The airport has laid a solid foundation for the 2008 Summer Games, promising a safe, comfortable environment with world-class facilities.
- Special Arrangement for Passengers Travelling on CX289 on Jul. 30[Jul. 30, 2008]
Due to industrial action by caterer in Frankfurt, there will be a modification to meal service on CX289 departing from Hong Kong on July 30, 2008.
- Travel Advisory: Passengers Advised to Arrive Early at Hong Kong International Airport[Jul. 27, 2008]
CARNOC.com has been informed that the Departures - Immigration Hall at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is undergoing reconfiguration until 3rd quarter of 2009.
- Air Passengers Stranded in Kunming Leave on Rescheduled Flights[Jul. 29, 2008]
All the airline passengers stranded in the capital of southwest China's Yunnan Province left on two separate rescheduled flights on July 29.
- Video: Robot Mascots Welcome Visitors at Beijing Airport[Jul. 24, 2008]
- Airline Schedules in Disarray as Typhoon Lashes Taiwan[Jul. 29, 2008]
About 16 flights between Hong Kong and Taiwan were canceled and 13 delayed because of Typhoon Fung-wong.