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China Eastern to expand routes to Europe, America and Australia

China Eastern Airlines is making strides in expanding route networks to Europe, America and Australia, with the goal of boosting its international capacity by 20% annually before 2020

04/08/2016|11:14:51 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Ningbo Airlines officially registered with RMB one billion

Ningbo Airlines was inaugurated on March 25 with a registered capital of RMB one billion

04/05/2016|10:12:07 PM|ChinaTravelNews

HNA forms ecological technology group as sixth pillar

HNA Ecological Technology Group has been officially set up in Haikou and becomes the 6th pillar of HNA Group after the conglomerate’s established presence in aviation, investment, tourism, finance and logistics. The eco-tech group has started “searching for acquisition targets around the globe”.

03/31/2016|2:15:04 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Spring Airlines plans second hotel in Japan

Spring Airlines will leverage its Japan flights to feed customers to the impending hotel in Osaka and provide a guaranteed level of business for the hotel, instead of injecting capital into this joint project with XYMAX Group.

03/31/2016|2:00:54 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Hainan Airlines steps up strategic expansion on international routes

Hainan Airlines, the fourth largest carrier in China, beefed up its long-haul operation in 2015 with the launch of eight intercontinental lines.

03/30/2016|2:04:57 PM|ChinaTravelNews

China Southern redefines rules on ticket agents

The South-China-based airline giant reshapes its distribution system with revised guidelines for ticketing agents.

03/28/2016|10:17:24 PM|ChinaTravelNews

China Eastern GM suggests lowering state shareholding to 40%

China’s major carriers used to have no less than 50% of equity held by the State. China Eastern general manager envisages lowering the state ownership to 40% to make room for more investors.

03/15/2016|10:11:34 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Qunar further stonewalled by major airlines in China

China Southern Airlines removed all its contents from both the website and the app of Qunar on March 14. The move came after Air China, Hainan Airlines and subordinated Fuzhou Airline and Capital Airlines barred their ticketing agents from selling tickets on Qunar.

03/15/2016|10:12:00 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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