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- Chinese Airlines Report US$4.8 Billion Loss in First Quarter As Virus Erodes Travel Demand[Apr. 15, 2020]
Chinese airlines reported a total loss of 33.62 billion yuan (US$4.8 billion) in the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic hit travel demand, the aviation regulator said on Wednesday.
- China Tackles Air Cargo Woes amid Pandemic[Apr. 10, 2020]
China has been enacting a slew of measures to establish a green channel to facilitate air cargo transportation as the novel coronavirus pandemic cripples the global supply chain, according to the country's top aviation regulator.
- IATA Calls for Adjustment of CORSIA Baseline and Extension of Deadline for Submission of Verification Reports[Apr. 08, 2020]
On March 30, 2020, due to the significant impact on the global air transport industry by COVID-19 pandemic, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Council to adjust carbon emissions baseline specified in the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) in a timely way to avoid inappropriate economic burden on international aviation, thereby ensuring the sustainable development of the sector.
- Yunnan Restricts Border Crossings into China[Apr. 08, 2020]
Yunnan province is stepping up measures to curb imported COVID-19 cases, with restrictions on the flow of people into China, officials said at a news conference on Monday in Kunming, the provincial capital.
- How Chinese Airlines Are Responding to the Coronavirus[Apr. 08, 2020]
- Wuhan Tianhe Airport Officially Reopens As Coronavirus Shutdown Ends[Apr. 08, 2020]
Wuhan Tianhe Airport is officially reopening for scheduled passenger flights after being closed for two and a half months due to the Coronavirus outbreak. - Diversions of Beijing-Bound Flights Running Smoothly[Apr. 03, 2020]
The diversion of inbound flights headed for Beijing to other airports has been running smoothly, as has the resumption of domestic flights in Hubei province, the region hit hardest by the novel coronavirus, according to China's top aviation regulator.
- Airport Becomes Line of Defence Against Disease[Apr. 03, 2020]
North China's Shanxi province has been pulling out all the stops to curb the spread of imported COVID-19 cases, as the pandemic continues to grow globally.
- Highlights from CAAC's Press Conference, Apr. 2[Apr. 03, 2020]
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) held a press conference Thursday, where the aviation authority updated the public on the latest status of China's air transport industry under new policies issued earlier due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Students to Be Brought back Home from UK[Apr. 02, 2020]
More Chinese students in the United Kingdom will be able to return to their homeland later this week following an arrangement struck between the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the Civil Aviation Administration of China.