- Galileo Provides E-ticketing for Dragon[Jun. 02, 2006]
Galileo International, Inc. has launched e-ticketing capability for Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited (KA). (6/2/2006)
- Chinese Airport Stocks Have Performed Solidly[Jun. 01, 2006]
Since the beginning of this year, Chinese airport stocks have performed solidly on both mainland and Hong Kong exchanges.
- Boeing, Cathay Finalise Agreement[Jun. 02, 2006]
KUALA LUMPUR, June 2 (Bernama) -- The Boeing Company and Cathay Pacific Airways have signed an agreement for the purchase of two additional Boeing 777-300ER (Extended Range) jetliners, exercising existing purchase rights and bringing the airline's total 777-300ER commitment to 18 airplanes over the past six months.
- Hainan Airlines Plans to Build North Hub[Jun. 01, 2006]
HAINAN Airlines Co, China's fourth-biggest carrier, is planning to set up a regional airline in Tianjin to tap demand in the country's north.
- Hong Kong Express Takes Fourth Plane[May 30, 2006]
Hong Kong Express Airways has taken delivery of a new aircraft in preparation for its forthcoming summer route launches.
- Ctrip Open to Inorganic Growth in Asia[May 30, 2006]
Online travel company Ctrip.com International Ltd. has indicated about its plans to buy companies in Hong Kong, South Korea and across Asia to tap rising spending on international travel by Chinese consumers? (5/30/2006)
- Shanghai Proposes Bonded Zone for ZSPD[May 30, 2006]
The Shanghai government has proposed a tax-free bonded area for Pudong International Airport.
- China Southern in Horticultural Drive[May 26, 2006]
China Southern Airlines is showing off its aviation services during the six-month long Shenyang International Horticultural Exposition in Dongguan, Guangzhou.
- Spring Airlines Plans Stock Market Listing[May 23, 2006]
Spring Airlines, once labelled itself as the first low cost carrier in China, now plans to list on the stock-exchange. The reporter learnt on 22nd May, presently Spring Airlines is in contacts with several internationally well-known investment banks seeking to implement the plan of selling its shares on the stock market, also the likely probable stock listing location seems to be Hong Kong. Besides, Spring Airlines wants to add aircraft number to six in 2006, and up to 9 by the end of next year.
- Accor joins China Southern's FFP[May 22, 2006]
Accor has joined China Southern Airlines' Sky Pearl Club Frequent Flier Programme (FFP), with members eligible for mileage points for stays all Accor hotels worldwide. This FFP agreement marks the first co-operation between Accor and China Southern Airlines. (5/22/2006)