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Annual wrap-up: 12 major travel news events in 2019
12/26/2019|4:42:58 PM|
Buoyed by technological innovations and transformation in consumer demands, the travel sector has soared despite turbulence in the year.
Travelsky obtains One Order certification and Level 4 certification
11/22/2019|8:44:22 PM|
Obtaining the NDC/ONE Order certifications is only a small step for Travelsky to promote the digitalization and modernization of China's civil aviation industry.
Travelsky and Qantas opened the door to strategic cooperation in the NDC era
11/08/2019|11:22:38 AM|
Travelsky agents on the NDC-enabled Qantas Distribution Platform will obtain the content and corresponding preferential policies Qantas’ NDCs issued to private channels.
Will downsizing inflight meal service lead to airfare decrease?
09/18/2019|10:04:15 AM|
For the big airlines, the point of downsizing meal service lies in preparing the mindset for embracing the “fare family” airfare strategy.
Three Major Airlines in China net RMB 6.8 billion with net profit decrease in H1 2019
09/04/2019|6:26:13 PM|
China Southern Airlines, Air China and China Eastern Airlines reported revenue growth and netted 197.036 billion yuan collectively, but net profit attributable to shareholders of listed companies was down, at a total of 6.772 billion yuan.
China’s carriers receive 297 million passengers and net over 400 billion yuan in H1
07/16/2018|1:54:04 PM|
In the first half of 2018, China’s civil aviation industry registered a 12.4% increase in the number of air passengers, a 16.5% increase in operation incomes and a total profit of RMB 30.61 billion.
China’s air companies handle more than 550 million air passengers in 2017, up by 13%
05/22/2018|4:26:39 PM|
China’s airlines carried 551.56 million passengers in 2017, up by 13% YoY. The number of passengers on domestic routes rose by 13.7% to 496.11 million, and by 7.4% to 55.45 million on international routes.
Improving efficacy in the arena of aircraft tracking
04/08/2019|5:20:46 PM|
Real-time aircraft tracking is a complex task. But the aviation industry needs to make progress as by 2021, airlines will be required to autonomously report an aircraft’s position at least once every minute when in a “distress condition”.
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