China Mulls Blacklist for Unruly Air Passengers
China Real Time’s Colum Murphy reports that China’s civil aviation authorities are...
Dec 26, 2014
China Real Time’s Colum Murphy reports that China’s civil aviation authorities are...
Jul 30, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Jul 24, 2014
Yesterday, the remains of some of the victims the Malaysia Airlines flight shot down over eastern...
Jul 18, 2014
As the world continues to wait for a definitive explanation of who bears responsibility for the...
Jun 23, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Mar 9, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Sep 30, 2013
The government will implement tougher penalties against those making false terrorist threats to...
Aug 1, 2013
South China Morning Post’s Daniel Ren reports from a memorial service for three Chinese students killed in last month’s Asiana plane crash, amid questions over compensation and allegedly predatory behavior by U.S....
Dec 11, 2012
As China’s private airlines gain in the stock market, there has been a rise in ‘air rage’ by travelers who experience delayed flights, from the Telegraph: One reaction to a hold-up at Shanghai’s main...
Nov 13, 2012
As China attempts to build its own jet engine for military and commercial use, China has unveiled new orders for its passenger jet at the country’s main airshow in Zhuhai, from Reuters: The C919 is designed to challenge Airbus...
Oct 30, 2012
While China was able to blast its astronauts into space and send a submarine down into the depths of the sea, it has yet to build a successful jet engine. Previously, China has relied on Russia for advanced fighter aircraft....
Oct 9, 2012
Chinese state media reports a hoax threat grounded a China Southern Airlines plane in Xinjiang autonomous region, from Xinhua: The China Southern Airlines flight CZ680, traveling from Istanbul to Beijing via Urumqi, was grounded...
Jul 10, 2012
Reuters interviews Wang Zhenghua, the owner of China’s biggest private budget carriers, and reports on his philosophy for surviving in a state-dominated sector: “You have to take it a bit slowly, rather than being too...
Jun 12, 2012
Amid Beijing’s claims that foreign embassies’ data on air quality is ‘unlawful’ and ‘inaccurate’ and the implementation of new air pollution regulations, there have been disputes about the accuracy of China’s air quality...
Feb 5, 2012
In what is threatening to become an international trade dispute, China has joined the U.S., Russia and other countries opposing European Union charges on airlines for carbon emissions. From the Washington Post: The Chinese air...
Jul 4, 2008
From AFP: The inaugural flight of the first regular direct service between mainland China and Taiwan in almost six decades has landed at Taoyuan international airport, outside Taipei. The China Southern Airlines Airbus A330,...
Jun 24, 2008
From AP: The first regularly scheduled flights in six decades linking China’s mainland with Taiwan will begin July 4, state-owned Air China said Tuesday. The flights are part of a warming in relations between China and...
Jun 4, 2008
From AFP: Two major Chinese airlines plan to cut the number of international flights they offer due to spiralling fuel costs, at least temporarily, the carriers said Tuesday. China Southern Airlines, the country’s top...