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Boeing’s top Chinese customer removes 737 Max from fleet plans

Boeing’s top Chinese customer removes 737 Max from fleet plans

The carrier expects to take delivery of 78 aircraft in total over the period, down from 181 in a previous forecast in March.

05/17/2022|2:45:10 PM|Bloomberg
CAAC mulls two-month subsidy plan for passenger airlines, bill could go up to RMB 5 billion

CAAC mulls two-month subsidy plan for passenger airlines, bill could go up to RMB 5 billion

The subsidy plan proposes to provide RMB 24,500 for each flying hour.

05/17/2022|12:04:15 PM|Global Times
Hotelier to buy restaurant chains; Airlines in Shanghai partly resume services | Daily Brief

Hotelier to buy restaurant chains; Airlines in Shanghai partly resume services | Daily Brief

Beijing’s Covid-19 wave unlikely to grow into mass outbreak; Tourism in China evolves, promising new experiences.

05/17/2022|6:47:02 AM|ChinaTravelNews
Airlines in Shanghai to resume services amid declining number of COVID-19 infections

Airlines in Shanghai to resume services amid declining number of COVID-19 infections

Spring Airlines will resume flights between Shanghai and Kunming on Wednesday, with one flight scheduled daily.

05/16/2022|1:03:10 PM|Global Times
COMAC flies 1st C919 bound for an airline customer

COMAC flies 1st C919 bound for an airline customer

COMAC has built six C919 (MSN 001-006) for experimental flight tests.

05/16/2022|12:56:54 PM|Simple Flying
China refutes rumor over entry-exit policies; local brands open more upscale hotels | Weekly Review

China refutes rumor over entry-exit policies; local brands open more upscale hotels | Weekly Review

Thai baht hits 5-year low as China curbs foreign travel; Boeing sees progress on 787, China, but supply chain risks loom.

05/14/2022|10:00:06 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Boeing sees progress on 787 in China, but supply chain risks loom

Boeing sees progress on 787 in China, but supply chain risks loom

China was close to clearing the 737 MAX to return to service, but progress with regulators and customers was delayed by stringent COVID protocols.

05/13/2022|3:20:16 PM|Financial Post
12 August set up as busiest day for airline capacity

12 August set up as busiest day for airline capacity

China adds back nearly 2.2 million seats, taking capacity back to 11.7 million

05/13/2022|11:49:29 AM|OAG
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