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Sino-Australia travel peak leads to more direct routes in lower-tier market
09/28/2016|9:16:29 AM|
Chinese carriers are seeking to launch more non-stop services between Australia and lower-tier Chinese cities, as demand is booming while air rights in top-tier cities are tight.
Chinese carriers gear up for diversified needs of global digital platforms
08/22/2016|9:11:56 PM|
Be it for an e-commerce platform or supporting different phases of a journey via their digital assets, Chinese airlines are looking to refining their sites and apps.
Ctrip becomes China Eastern’s fifth largest shareholder after RMB 3 bn investment
07/06/2016|10:05:19 AM|
China Eastern Airlines has raised RMB 8.548 billion in a private placement and Ctrip has become the carrier’s fifth largest stakeholder after taking 3.22% for RMB 3 billion.
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
China Southern’s 2015 net income exceeds RMB 3.7 billion
01/28/2016|11:16:34 AM|
China Southern Airlines finished the year of 2015 with flying colors, reporting net income estimated to exceed RMB 3.7 billion, the preliminary estimate of net income attributable to shareholders in 2015 shows y-o-y increase of between 110%-130%.
Shenzhen Airport gets US$1.76 billion for expansion in bid to become international hub
11/04/2015|2:18:04 PM|
Shenzhen Airport plans to double international routes and expects its passenger throughput on international and regional routes to exceed 5.5 million trips by 2020.
Air China partners Beijing tax bureau to promote awareness of the capital’s tax rebate policy
10/22/2015|6:38:17 PM|
Air China has joined hands with the Beijing Administration for Taxation to publicize the city’s departure tax rebate policy launched since July 1.
Chinese carriers to spend over US$4 billion on planes to meet long-haul flight demand
07/21/2015|2:49:31 PM|
The Chinese aviation sector's turnaround is attributed to lower fuel costs and explosive growth in international air routes.
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