From April 29, travelers can instead show negative rapid antigen test results.
Air China notes that Chinese airlines are “proactively” adjusting their fleet sizes.
The future truly is now.
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun described the report as "encouraging progress" and "an important step" for enabling future deliveries.
The carrier's schedule for July shows two direct services a week, departing on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The headline figure includes 1,570 wide-body and more than 6,000 single-aisle aircraft.
Trips to Japan and South Korea have only recovered to 5%-10% of February 2019 levels.
From April 10 to 16, China operated 2,242 international flights, equivalent to over 29% of the pre-pandemic level.