- Beijing Airport Enters Peak Season[Jan. 24, 2008]
The number of passengers who will take to the skies is also expected to reach a new record at Beijing Capital International Airport.
- Shanghai's Airports Expect 5.6 Million Passengers During Holiday Peak[Jan. 23, 2008]
About 5.6 million passengers are expected to use Shanghai's two airports during the Spring Festival peak travel season, a rise of 8.3 percent from one year ago, Xinmin Evening News reported on January 23.
- Beijing Airport: "We Are Not So Bad" After Critical Report[Jan. 23, 2008]
Beijing Capital International Airport has hit back at criticism from a business website that it was one of the worst in the world.
- Qatar Airways to Launch Flights to Guangzhou[Jan. 21, 2008]
On January 21, Qatar Airways announced plans to serve the southern Chinese industrial port city of Guangzhou from the start of the summer flying season to further cement its position in one of the world's fastest growing economies.
- Heavy Snow Causes Flight Cancellations Ahead of Spring Festival in China[Jan. 21, 2008]
Heavy snow in parts of China has led to some flight cancellations.
- Air China to Have 42 Flights to India Within Five Years[Jan. 21, 2008]
Interview with Zhao Quanzhen, Air China's country manager in India.
- China Airlines and Mandarin Airlines to Launch Lunar New Year Charter Flights to Mainland China[Jan. 10, 2008]
In order to meet and greet the 2008 Chinese Lunar New Year, China Airlines and its subsidiary Mandarin Airlines will work together to launch Lunar New Year charter flights directly to mainland China, from February 3 to 14.
- Plane Ticket Prices Soar as Spring Festival Approaching[Jan. 17, 2008]
Flight ticket agencies in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou say flights for the upcoming Spring Festival, which falls on February 7, are getting expensive. With the new year less than 3 weeks away, steeply-discounted tickets are now almost impossible to find.
- Non-stop Air Routes May Open From Jiuzhaigou to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou[Jan. 15, 2008]
The Jiuzhaigou Huanglong Airport plans to open non-stop routes to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou in 2008.
- AirAsia X to Fly to Hangzhou From Feb. 4[Jan. 15, 2008]
AirAsia X will fly to Hangzhou in China beginning Feb. 4.