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Spring Airlines revenue jumps 10.45% YoY in 2015
05/28/2016|10:25:04 AM|
Spring Airlines’ 2015 revenue grew 10.45% YoY to RMB 8.094 billion, of which passenger service revenue grew 9.1% to RMB 7.576 billion, accounting for 98.78% of the total revenue
Chinese carriers performed well in 2014
12/26/2014|3:08:07 PM|
China’s airline industry has collectively made RMB29.94 billion in profit by November exceeding the total annual profit of 2013.
HNA Group mulls new aviation foothold in Europe
05/25/2016|7:26:18 PM|
China’s fourth largest aviation conglomerate, is taking an expansion trajectory in Europe that is seen as much more ground-breaking than the strategy of leveraging airline alliance partnerships for intercontinental growth
Over 300 ticketing agencies have lost IATA accreditation
06/15/2016|10:28:17 AM|
ChinaTravelNews has found that 321 ticketing agencies in China have lost their IATA accreditation in the five months between February and June this year.
China Southern shuts out agents on heavily discounted tickets
02/26/2016|11:28:38 PM|
China Southern Airlines is barring ticketing agents from viewing or selling air tickets discounted for 60% or more on China’s GDS system of TravelSky.
United Airlines launches direct flight in second-tier Chinese city
05/14/2016|9:00:29 AM|
Traffic rights between the world’s two largest economies are about to be used up, yet there is still no arrangements for new negotiations. Meanwhile, airline companies in China and the U.S. are vying to stake out routes, leading to a glut of flight seats
OpenJaw all set for a stronger presence in China
05/10/2016|10:31:53 PM|
To create and manage a rich omni-channel customer experience, airlines require platforms that provides extensive business model control (rules based) plus strong product and channel management capabilities. These platforms must have a modular open architecture that fosters a partner eco-system for collaborations.
Spring Airlines gets to go ahead for buying 60 Airbus jets
03/04/2016|6:41:55 AM|
China's first and largest low-cost carrier Spring Airlines has won shareholders’ approval to buy 60 Airbus aircraft for further expansion in low-cost aviation and to issue RMB 2.3 billion bonds.
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