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What's in store for China's aviation industry?

What's in store for China's aviation industry?

As the Chinese carriers rapidly bulk up their fleets, it's not out of the question that U.S. carriers "mostly or completely will exit the China air market by 2030 and perhaps sooner," according to Forbes.

03/22/2019|11:44:40 AM|BTN
Travelers can now use American AAdvantage miles on China Southern

Travelers can now use American AAdvantage miles on China Southern

Only economy and business class awards are currently available to AAdvantage members.

03/21/2019|11:38:05 AM|Boarding Area
Chinese carriers to offer next generation Wi-Fi services this year

Chinese carriers to offer next generation Wi-Fi services this year

US aerospace company Honeywell and Beijing-based Air Esurfing Information Technology (ARE) signed a cooperation agreement in Beijing.

03/21/2019|8:58:21 AM|ChinaDaily
Lufthansa now drives more than half its bookings directly

Lufthansa now drives more than half its bookings directly

Lufthansa planned to offer more creative ways of providing airfares and upsell offers via what they called “continuous pricing” — presumably meaning fine-tuned adjustments to prices based on shifting demand and information about buyers.

03/15/2019|9:40:07 PM|Skift
Cathay Pacific returns to profit for first time in three years

Cathay Pacific returns to profit for first time in three years

The airline lost HK$1.25 billion in 2017, and reported HK$111 billion in revenue for 2018, up 14.2%, driven by passenger and cargo businesses.

03/15/2019|9:30:11 AM|BreakingTravelNews
China's three flag carriers stop flying Boeing’s 737 MAX 8

China's three flag carriers stop flying Boeing’s 737 MAX 8

More than a dozen Chinese carriers operate the model, with 246 domestic routes and 355 domestic flights scheduled on Monday.

03/14/2019|9:37:59 AM|SouthChinaMorningPost
American carriers are again competing over in-flight entertainment

American carriers are again competing over in-flight entertainment

With fuel and labour costs beginning to rise, and passenger numbers likely to fall, airlines are starting to worry about how to stand out in an increasingly competitive business environment.

03/13/2019|5:53:30 PM|Economist
Airlines tap new tech to sell each other’s fares

Airlines tap new tech to sell each other’s fares

Small or mid-sized airline didn’t have the technical ability to cross-sell tickets or upgrades from another airline that’s a marketing partner the way giants like American Airlines, Lufthansa, and Singapore do.

03/12/2019|12:24:34 PM|Skift
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