11th January 2012
Dalian Airlines starts operations with four routes
Dalian Airlines has launched operations by starting four domestic routes within China.
- (NEW) Bristol Airport
- (NEW) Buffalo Niagara International Airport
- (NEW) Niagara Falls International Airport
- (NEW) Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport
- (NEW) Novosibirsk Tolmachevo International Airport
- (NEW) City Airport Bremen
- (NEW) Keflavík Airport
- (NEW) Aéroports de Montréal
- (NEW) Ancona Airport
- (NEW) Baltimore/Washington International Airport
- Bournemouth Airport
- Nizhny Novgorod International Airport
- Samara Kurumoch International Airport
- Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen
- Sheremetyevo Airport
- Pau Pyrénées Airport
- Comox Valley Airport
- Manchester Airport
- East Midlands Airport
- Glasgow Prestwick Airport
- Tirana International Airport
- Toronto Pearson International Airport
- Shanghai Pudong International Airport
- Toulouse Blagnac Airport
- Melbourne Airport
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- Urumqi International Airport
- Aena Airports
- Pittsburgh International Airport
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- Auckland Airport
- Haikou Meilan International Airport
- Lisbon International Airport
- Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
- Narita International Airport
- Glasgow Airport
- Paderborn Airport
- Taoyuan International Airport
- Aalborg Airport
- Dijon Bourgogne Airport
- Magdeburg Cochstedt International Airport
- Düsseldorf International
- Ekaterinburg Koltsovo Airport
- Tallinn Airport
- Weeze Airport
- Coventry Airport
- EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg
- Greater Moncton International Airport
- Turin Airport
- Stewart Airport
- St. Johns Airport
- Münster/Osnabrück Airport
- Cuneo Airport
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11th January 2012
Air China launches new route to Bayannur in China from Beijing
Air China has connected its hub at Beijing Capital Airport with Bayan Nur, a new airport in Inner Mongolia.
1st December 2011
Jetstar launches new route from Singapore to Beijing
Jetstar is the first low-cost airline to fly between Singapore Changi Airport and Beijing, the capital of China.
1st December 2011
China Southern Airlines launches first route to Turkey
China Southern Airlines now flies to Istanbul Atatürk Airport from Beijing via Ürümqi.
24th November 2011
Air China links Beijing with Thai holiday resort of Phuket
Air China launches first flights to Phuket in Thailand. Will compete directly with Hainan Airlines.
17th November 2011
China Southern launches route to Perth in Australia
China Southern Airlines now flies to Perth in Western Australia from Beijing via Guangzhou. This is the first route between Mainland China and Perth.
9th November 2011
Hainan Airlines launches new route to Maldives from Beijing
Hainan Airlines now flies to Malé in the Maldives from Beijing, the capital of China.
2nd November 2011
Shandong Airlines launches new domestic routes in China
Shandong Airlines launches a range of new routes in China.
26th October 2011
China Southern on track for 80 million passengers in 2011; becomes seventh airline (and first from China) to fly A380
Passenger numbers have quadrupled in just eight years, but what’s happened to China Southern Airlines’ load factor during that period? How big is its international network and which are the leading international airports? At which point in the last five years did demand drop briefly? And which new international services has the airline launched this year?
7th October 2011
Spring Airlines now flies between Beijing and Shanghai Hongqiao
Spring Airlines now flies the trunk route between Beijing Capital Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao Airport.
7th October 2011
S7 launches new route from Yekaterinburg to Beijing
S7 Airlines now flies from Yekaterinburg Koltsovo Airport in Russia to Beijing in China.
