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Where does digital transformation stand for airlines?
10/25/2017|6:14:54 PM|
Timothy O'Neil-Dunne, Head of Product & Founder at Air Black Box Company, talks to ChinaTravelNews about digital transformation's priority for airlines in a video interview.
HNA to pump ￥50 billion to promote digital transformation with HiApp
10/18/2017|5:40:17 PM|
HNA plans to pump ￥50 billion into tourism digital transformation by supplying public service products for innovators and services to innovative enterprises that offer unique services and technology.
CAAC expects more than 50 new airports added in three years
09/20/2017|10:59:55 AM|
Over 50 new airports will be added in China by 2020. Some 68 runways, new terminals with a total floor area of 7.07 million square meters and 1832 aprons will also be added in the next three years.
HNA Group closes acquisition of an 82.5% stake in Hahn Airport
08/11/2017|11:54:16 AM|
HNA has completed the transaction of acquiring 82.5% control of German Hahn Airport for €15.1 million on 9th August, after the deal was confirmed in March.
Chinese OTAs open up to new ways of distribution connectivity and integration
07/04/2017|9:50:52 AM|
Emirates' decision to make their offerings available for booking on Alitrip (Fliggy) via an NDC API indicates the readiness of intermediaries in China to embrace new developments.
HNA slows M&A pace after US$50b buying spree in past 2 years
06/06/2017|8:49:20 PM|
As the global market is increasingly complicated, the HNA Group will slow down in making acquisitions, having amassed overseas assets to make up 30% of its portfolio that contribute to half of the group’s revenue.
Chinese airlines carry 488 million air passengers in 2016
05/11/2017|11:38:56 AM|
China’s airlines carried 436.34 million passengers on domestic routes in 2016, up by 10.7% YoY. Passengers on international routes rose 22.7% to 51.62 million last year.
China purchases 130 aircraft from Airbus during Merkel’s visit
10/30/2015|2:54:45 PM|
China signed an order with Airbus worth US$9.7 billion for 100 A320 aircraft during the talks between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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