- EVA Airways to Launch Taipei-Osaka-Los Angeles Service[Jan. 29, 2008]
EVA Airways said it will launch a Taipei-Osaka-Los Angeles route with three flights a week from March 30.
- Cross-Strait Charter Flight Leaves Beijing[Feb. 02, 2008]
On Feb. 2, the first charter flight left Beijing in the morning for Taipei, carrying 142 passengers across the Taiwan Strait for Spring Festival family reunions.
- Nanjing Lukou International Airport Reopens[Feb. 01, 2008]
Nanjing Lukou International Airport in China's Jiangsu Province has been reopened after it was forced to close for two-and-a-half days.
- China: New Round of Snow Forces Southern Airports to Restrict Service[Feb. 02, 2008]
Major airports in east and south China were forced to restrict arrivals for lack of gate positions as a new round of snow hit the region, China's civil aviation authority announced on Feb. 2.
- Cathay Pacific to Launch Service to Chennai[Jan. 16, 2008]
On January 16, Cathay Pacific announced it would soon launch a service to Chennai and significantly increase the number of its flights to India's capital and Mumbai.
- China Southern Increases Surcharges for Flights From HK, Macau and Taiwan to Mainland[Feb. 01, 2008]
Effective Feb. 1, China Southern Airlines has adjusted its fuel surcharges for flights from Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Taiwan to Mainland China, airline sources told CARNOC.com.
- Air Traffic Resumes in Anhui[Jan. 30, 2008]
Air traffic has resumed at Hefei Airport in storm stricken Anhui Province. Most of the passengers who have been delayed can now depart from and get into the city. But more snow is expected to paralyze transport.
- Bad Weather Forces China Southern to Cancel Flights to Six Cities Until Feb. 6[Feb. 01, 2008]
Due to severe weather conditions in many parts of China, China Southern Airlines officials have told CARNOC.com that the airline has been forced to cancel all its flights to at least six cities between Jan. 31 and Feb. 6.
- Air Macau Launches Four More Flights to Japan[Feb. 01, 2008]
Air Macau said on Jan. 31 that this year it would launch scheduled flights to Fukuoka, Okinawa, Nagoya and in 2009 to Hokkaido, in Japan, following the lifting of restrictions imposed by the Japanese authorities.
- Chinese Airlines Arrange Flights for Stranded Passengers[Feb. 01, 2008]
Chinese airlines are putting on additional flights to transport homebound passengers stranded by snowstorms that have been sweeping almost half the country.