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- Logistics Firms Eye Charters for Growth[Mar. 26, 2020]
Logistics companies in China are planning to expand their international cargo operations and charter flights for air cargo shipments to cope with the growing air traffic suspensions across the world due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
- Notice on Diverting International Flights Bound for Beijing to Designated First Points of Entry into China (No. 2)[Mar. 22, 2020]
In accordance with relevant provisions of the Frontier Health and Quarantine Law of the People's Republic of China and the Civil Aviation Law of the People's Republic of China, it is decided that all international passenger flights bound for Beijing will be diverted to designated first points of entry into China. It is hereby announced as follows:
- Some Inbound Beijing Capital Intl Flights to Be Diverted[Mar. 20, 2020]
Beijing will redirect some inbound flights scheduled to land at its Beijing Capital International Airport to other airports in nearby cities based on changes in the epidemic situation, in a bid to ease the mounting pressure on the city that is seeing an increasing number of imported cases of the novel coronavirus.
- China's Aviation Authority to Cap Inbound Flights[Mar. 20, 2020]
China civil aviation authorities will cap the number of inbound flights to the country in a bid to tighten the control of imported cases of novel coronavirus.
- HK May Expand Screening Facilities Beyond Airport[Mar. 19, 2020]
Health officials are studying the feasibility of putting inbound travelers in facilities near Hong Kong International Airport as "tens of thousands" are expected to arrive in the city in the next two weeks.
- China's TOP3 Airlines Record over 80% YoY Drop of Passenger Traffic As Virus Hits Travel[Mar. 19, 2020]
Reported by CARNOC.com, Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines successively released Announcement on Key Operating Data of February 2020 on the evening of March 18.
- China's Biggest Airlines Reduce 70% of Capacity in Feb As Coronavirus Bites[Mar. 19, 2020]
China's three biggest airlines reduced about 70% of their capacity in February, data showed on Wednesday, as they grappled with the plummeting demand caused by the coronavirus epidemic.
- Measures Taken to Reduce Cases from Inbound Flights[Mar. 13, 2020]
China's civil aviation authority is stepping up measures to prevent novel coronavirus cases from being imported from other virus-hit nations via international flights, as the outbreak slows within the country but picks up speed across the world.
- China Southern to Resume Set of International Flights[Mar. 16, 2020]
China Southern Airlines, the largest airline by fleet size in Asia, plans to resume international passenger flights to a number of regions starting on Friday, with demand to Australia and New Zealand becoming robust. - Wuhan-Based Foreign Pilots Keep Spirits High[Mar. 11, 2020]
Airline pilot Fabio Andre De Carli, 53, finally returned to Wuhan, Hubei province, to join his family on Feb 15-25 days after he left the city for work.