Report: China Lifts Boeing Ban
China has lifted its ban on airlines receiving Boeing aircraft after a de-escalation of its trade war with the United States.
China has lifted its ban on airlines receiving Boeing aircraft after a de-escalation of its trade war with the United States.
The closure of Russian airspace to Western carriers, combined with the closing of airspace due to armed conflicts in the Middle East, has made it much harder for Scandinavian airlines to travel to Asia.
China has reportedly blocked its airlines from receiving any additional Boeing aircraft deliveries as its ongoing trade war with the U.S. continues.
The Cathay Group announced on Thursday a significant expansion of its flight schedule between Hong Kong and mainland China.
Shanghai Airlines, a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines, is set to inaugurate a new route connecting Shanghai and Casablanca on January 19, 2025.
The new Chinese-funded airline in Hungary is looking to purchase 100 Boeing narrowbody jets and expand in the coming months.
KLM drops frequencies on both of its Chinese routes in early 2025 as European carriers continue to struggle in the market.
United is looking to add a new route between the U.S. and China even as many Western airlines scale back flights to the country.
The Canadian government has lifted pandemic-era caps on flights between Canada and China, paving the way for an increase in service.
Finnair is doubling down in several key markets, adding more frequencies in the U.S., China, and Japan starting next year.