Home> Airports
Brunei, Chinese mainland resume direct flights after COVID-19 situation under control

Brunei, Chinese mainland resume direct flights after COVID-19 situation under control

The flights will be flown every Tuesday from Aug. 4 to Oct. 24 for the time being.

08/05/2020|11:03:17 PM|China.org.cn
Guangzhou becomes an A380 hub as Emirates resumes services

Guangzhou becomes an A380 hub as Emirates resumes services

Throughout the current situation, Chinese airline China Southern continued flying its Airbus A380s between Guangzhou and London Heathrow.

08/04/2020|4:05:20 PM|Simple Flying
China completes a new international airport that's double the size of Heathrow

China completes a new international airport that's double the size of Heathrow

It will enable the city to welcome 35 million arrivals by 2025.

07/24/2020|5:17:25 PM|The National
Business thrives again at Hongqiao airport

Business thrives again at Hongqiao airport

The airport has handled about 100,000 passengers a day since July 10, over 80 percent of its usual capacity.

07/16/2020|4:36:07 PM|Shine
China's aviation space loses $4.9 billion in Q2

China's aviation space loses $4.9 billion in Q2

China's aviation industry has been recovering faster than most countries emerging from the COVID lockdowns.

07/10/2020|3:26:02 PM|Reuters
The mega-hub airport's battle to remain relevant

The mega-hub airport's battle to remain relevant

There will be a need for both hubs and opportunities for those longer and thinner routes.

07/05/2020|1:56:52 PM|CGTN
China drops Shanghai as a first port of entry for Beijing-bound flights

China drops Shanghai as a first port of entry for Beijing-bound flights

Incoming international flights to Beijing have to land at one of 16 designated airports, where passengers are screened.

06/11/2020|4:14:34 PM|Reuters
OTA buys a stake in airport app; E-commerce site adds flight booking service | Daily Brief

OTA buys a stake in airport app; E-commerce site adds flight booking service | Daily Brief

EU chamber urged China to cut subsidies to inefficient airlines; Marriott hotels' occupancy rate in China rose to 40%.

06/02/2020|11:30:38 PM|ChinaTravelNews
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson on the future of the hospitality industry, masks, and furloughs

2

Innovation deserves recognition - The 2020 Digital Travel Awards opened for submission

3

Asia Pacific theme parks thrive with dramatic rises in China

4

Video sharing app TikTok challenges Ctrip and Meituan in their stronghold

5

Daily flights in China rebound to 80%; Beijing airport to lose $100M in half year | Daily Brief

©2020 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号-2
Tell us more about yourself!