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China’s airlines handle 363 million passengers in January-August, up 12.6%
09/19/2017|7:07:04 PM|
In January-August, the passenger volume of domestic air routes rose 13.5% to 326 million and the number of passengers carried by international air routes by 5.0% to 36.922 million, according to CAAC.
Caissa reports H1 operating revenue of RMB 3.405 billion, up 30.84%
08/25/2017|9:34:23 AM|
Caissa reported 30.84% growth in operating revenue to ¥3.405 billion while catering services revenue grew 26.19% to ¥476 million, and its tourism business revenue was ¥2.92 billion, up 31.74%.
Chinese airlines carry 263 million passengers in first half of 2017
07/19/2017|10:26:22 AM|
China’s airlines carried 263 million passengers in the first half of 2017, up by 13.4%. Total turnover rose 12.5% to 51.34 billion ton-kilometers during the time.
China plans to relax private investment limit on state-own airlines
07/06/2017|10:25:16 AM|
Chinese aviation authority CAAC issued a consultation paper proposing state carriers Air China, China Eastern and China Southern be allowed to have a relative control other than absolute control in the state ownership structure.
China Eastern gives core staff 10% holding in ownership revamp of logistics arm
06/20/2017|2:14:20 PM|
The ownership structure of China Eastern’s logistics unit will be diversified and core employees will share 10% holdings of the company.
Spring Airlines posts 28.42% slump in 2016 net profit
04/05/2017|9:53:57 AM|
China’s biggest low-cost carrier reported a 28.42% fall in net profit for 2016. The airline also announced that its chairman Mr. Zhenghua Wang has stepped down and been replaced by his son and former president of the company, Mr. Yu Wang.
Alitrip, Ctrip remove agents’ listings of international flights
07/01/2016|10:07:07 AM|
Air ticketing in China has turned over a new leaf when four major carriers started to prohibit air ticketing by agents on third-party booking platforms.
New high-speed rail service fuels market share battle against airlines
05/18/2016|4:27:18 PM|
China's rail operators have added an evening high-speed rail service between Shanghai and Beijing that threatens to claim more market shares from airlines in these mature markets.
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