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	Air New Zealand welcomes Shanghai Airlines and Air China to the Star Alliance airline network: Media Release 2006: ...
		Air New Zealand welcomes the recent announcements by Star Alliance that both Air China and Shanghai Airlines are to join the 18 member global airline body.
		China is currently experiencing extraordinary growth in demand for outbound travel, with a middle class of over 250 million, and Chinese visitor numbers to New Zealand growing at an average rate of 23 percent over the last five years.
		Air China is based in Beijing and operates to 70 domestic destinations and 36 international destinations with around 4,160 scheduled flights weekly.
	www.airnz.co.nz /aboutus/mediacentre/pressreleases_2006/airnz_welcomes_shanghai_airlines_air_china.htm (566 words)

	Air China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In March 2005, Air China was in talks with Swire Group, the largest shareholder of Cathay Pacific, for merger talks with Air China acquiring Cathay Pacific, and Cathay Pacific acquiring a majority stake of Dragonair.
		It was also announced that Air China would cooperate with Cathay Pacific by codesharing flights in the late 2005, and would partner with Asia Miles in the second-half of 2005.
		On May 22, 2006, Air China signed an agreement with Lufthansa and was officially invited to join Star Alliance, a rival airline alliance of Oneworld of which Cathay Pacific is a member.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Air_China (879 words)

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		Air China is the largest commercial airline in China and continues to attract increasing international renown and a growing reputation for high levels of product service combined with a traditional Chinese welcome.
		Air China's logo, the phoenix, is a symbol of good fortune and based on an artistic perception of the letters "VIP".
		Air China's stated goal is to be number one in China's civil aviation industry as well as a leader worldwide.
	www.airhighways.com /air_china_2.htm (286 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Air China (Site not responding. Last check: )
		China Airlines (Chinese: ä¸è¯èˆªç©ºå…¬å¸ (pinyin: ZhÅnghuÃ¡ HÃ¡ngkÅng gÅngsÄ«), commonly abbreviated è¯èˆª) is the flag carrier of the Republic of China (Taiwan).
		In March 2005, Air China was in talks with Swire Group, the largest shareholder of Cathay Pacific, for merger talks about Air China acquiring Cathay Pacific, and Cathay Pacific acquiring a majority stake of Dragonair, in return for the Swire Group becoming the largest individual shareholder of Air China's parent company.
		However, Air China and Cathay Pacific have announced that they won't merge together in the future and Swire is remaining to be the largest shareholder of Cathay Pacific.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Air-China (3790 words)

	Air China destinations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Air China codeshares on all All Nippon Airways (ANA)'s flight between China and Japan.
		Air China codeshares with Austrian Airlines to Vienna, with Finnair to Helsinki, with Scandinavian Airlines System to Copenhagen, with Alitalia to Milan and with Turkish Airlines to Istanbul.
		Air China codeshares with United Airlines on selected U.S. domestic and Chinese international routes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Air_China_destinations (267 words)

	AIR in the News : 2006
		From the historical data, AIR seismologists estimate the occurrence rate of damage-producing earthquakes (i.e., magnitude 5 and greater) and, in combination with paleoseismic data, fault slip rates, and GPS data, the magnitudes and rates of the characteristic earthquakes for each seismic zone.
		AIR engineers have conducted an analysis of China’s building codes and their evolution over time in order to differentiate building vulnerability by defined geographic zones and appropriate age groups.
		AIR’s earthquake model for China provides insurers, reinsurers and intermediaries with the ability to perform the detailed catastrophe risk assessments that are an essential ingredient of an effective growth strategy for the China market.
	www.air-worldwide.com /_public/html/air_innews_item.asp?ID=674 (1753 words)

	Air China Plans Cost Cuts
		Air China said in its preliminary prospectus that net profit would jump 13.3 times to 2.29 billion yuan (USD$276.7 million) in 2004 as it recovers from the SARS epidemic of 2003.
		Air China, the first big carrier to complete the integration of its mergers under a consolidation of China's airline industry, absorbed China Southwest Airlines and Zhejiang Airlines in 2003.
		Air China is offering 2.805 billion shares, or 31 percent of its enlarged share capital at HKD$2.35-$3.10 each, which is 9.96 to 13.14 times estimated 2004 earnings per share of 0.25 yuan each.
	news.airwise.com /stories/2004/11/1101723521.html (479 words)

	CNN.com - Report: Air China eyes Cathay - Mar 16, 2005
		Air China thinks what has been written about our cooperation with Cathay Pacific is not the actual state of affairs," the executive told Reuters.
		Citing sources in the companies, the Hong Kong newspaper said Swire may accept Air China shares in return for its stake in Cathay, a move that would make Swire the single largest shareholder in the mainland carrier and place its executives at the core of the new group's operations.
		Shares of Cathay jumped 4.9 percent to HK$15 and Air China rose 3.5 percent to HK$2.925, bucking a 0.36 percent decline in the Hang Seng Index.
	edition.cnn.com /2005/BUSINESS/03/16/china.airlines/index.html (633 words)

	Air China (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Air China (Chinese : 中国国际航空公司 literally "Chinese International Aviation Company" 国航) is the People's Republic of China 's state owned and largest commercial airline (not to be confused with China Airlines which is the Republic of China on Taiwan 's state airline).
		Air China's fleet is predominantly sourced from although some airliners have been acquired from including examples of the long range A340.
		Red Wings Over The Yalu: China, The Soviet Union, And The Air War In Korea by military historian Xiaoming Zhang (Texas A&M International University) is an informed and informative survey and analysis of the military history and international politics of t...
	www.freeglossary.com /Air_China (673 words)

	Air China Development Corporation (H.K.) Ltd.
		Air China was a renowned company both in China and at overseas and is the oldest airline with long history operating in the civil aviation of China.
		Air China Limited is held by one of the biggest three aviation groups, China National Aviation Holding Company (CNAH) founded on 28th October 2002 with Air China as the main body amalgamating with China National Aviation Company (CNAC) and China Southwest Airlines.
		Air China Limited is the only flag carrier in China shouldering the responsibility of handling VIP flights for the leaders of the State and the Communist Party of China.
	www.airchina.com.hk /eng/index.html (337 words)

	Air China Club Member Service
		Air China reserves the right to revise or terminate this program at any time without any prior notification, even if such revision or termination influences the member's mileage accumulation or awards privileges.
		Air China will not be responsible due to wrong addresses for any loss or delay of mailed materials, nor for any resulting expiration of mileage.
		Air China retains the right of cancellation, interpretation or implementation of the clauses and related procedures of these terms and conditions.
	ffp.airchina.com.cn /EN/gd2011a.htm (809 words)

	Air China - Star Alliance
		Air China Limited is abbreviated as "Air China" and its predecessor, the old Air China, was founded in 1988.
		On September 30th, 2004, Air China Limited was founded in Beijing, with 23,000 employees, total registered assets of 6.5 billion RMB and the paid-up capital of 9.433 billion RMB.
		Air China owns 213 Boeing and Airbus planes and flies to 22 countries and districts, among which there are 36 international cities and 70 domestic cities.
	www.staralliance.com /en/meta/airlines/CA.html (376 words)

	CNN.com - Air China crash unlikely to stop privatization - April 15, 2002
		Air China is the last of China's "three pillars" of aviation to be listed.
		Air China, which has a fleet of 69 aircraft, has extensive fleet upgrade plans, with 12 Boeing 777 long-range passenger jets on order, as well as 35 Boeing 737-800 aircraft for its regional operations.
		Although international operations for Chinese carriers, including Air China, were affected by the downturn after the September 11 terror attacks in the U.S., internally China's industry was much less affected.
	www.cnn.com /2002/BUSINESS/asia/04/15/china.airline.biz/index.html (573 words)

	Cathay To Buy Air China Stake
		Beijing-based Air China, which is the mainland's third-largest carrier, has applied to the Hong Kong stock exchange for its IPO, the companies said in a statement.
		Air China is expected to sell 27 to 28 percent of its enlarged share capital at eight to 10 times its forecast 2004 net profit, sources have said previously.
		As of June 30, Air China operated a fleet of 136 aircraft serving 69 domestic and 34 international destinations.
	news.airwise.com /stories/2004/10/1098289803.html (432 words)

	Air China And Shanghai Airlines Join Star Alliance - China Newswire - Social Media Press Release Distribution Service ...
		Air China is the national flag carrier of China and a leading provider of air passenger, air cargo and airline-related services in China.
		Air China was designated on August 4, 2004 as the sole passenger airline partner of the Beijing Olympic Games; As at 30 June 2007, Air China’s flights are connecting 26 countries and regions over the globe, including 39 international cities and 1 region; 19,334 employees; fleet 212.
		China Newswire's clients are responsible for the contents of the press releases they submit to China Newswire or its network of websites run by BDL Media Ltd. Please read China Newswire's Terms of Service, which govern clients who submit press releases to China Newswire.
	www.chinanewswire.com /pr/20071213105250171 (1576 words)

	Airdisaster.Com Forums - Air China A340 Incident Report
		Air China was/is/will be a pure BOEING operator (except a few BAE146, which are going to be retired very soon).
		Air China has a lot of experienced Boeing pilots, and some were were “forced” to learn flying the new birds.
		However, I do feel safe on Air China flights, the aircraft are in good technical condition, they are seriously maintained (the domestic quality-requirements exceed international standards in some fields), the pilots fly extremely carefully and handle difficult situations professionally as far as I can judge (talking about my personal experience here).
	www.airdisaster.com /forums/showthread.php?t=46747 (708 words)

	icLiverpool - Landmark development as Air China floats on London Stock Exchange
		LSE chief executive Clara Furse said: "China is a key market for the London Stock Exchange and we anticipate further companies will follow their lead." Similar regulatory environments in London and Hong Kong allowed Air China to use a single prospectus for the listings.
		Air China, whose 136 aircraft serve more than 100 destinations, will be one of the key airlines carrying guests from around the world to the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
		Air China chairman Li Jiaxiang described the move as a "great milestone", saying London was a "natural choice".
	icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk /0100news/0200businessnews/tm_objectid=14984351%26method=full%26siteid=50061%26headline=landmark%2ddevelopment%2das%2dair%2dchina%2dfloats%2don%2dlondon%2dstock%2dexchange-name_page.html (283 words)

	Asian Aerospace 2004: Air China readies to take IPO plunge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Air China is one of three airline groups–the largest in terms of assets–created by recent industry consolidation.
		Air China Cargo Airlines has been set up as a joint venture with CITIC and Beijing Capital International Airport Group (the latter partners each holding about 25 percent) to operate five Boeing 747 freighters and manage Air China underfloor cargo capacity.
		Air China, the only mainland operator of the smaller Boeing 747, is seen as the first customer, while Airbus officials foresee Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific adopting the A380 in the long term (possibly via International Lease Finance Corp.), although the carrier remains wedded to the B747 as Boeing mulls an “advanced” version.
	www.ainonline.com /Publications/asian/asian_04/d1_airchinap20.html (843 words)

	Air China says net profit rose 0.9 pct. - Boston.com
		Air China Ltd., the Chinese flag carrier, said Tuesday its 2005 net profit rose 0.9 percent from the previous year, partly boosted by an increase in passengers and cargo that helped offset higher fuel prices.
		Air China's profit growth came as a stark contrast to its rival, China Eastern Airlines Ltd., which recently posted a net loss of 467.3 million yuan ($58.3 million) for the full year that ended Dec. 31, 2005.
		Beijing-based Air China is on an expansion path to tap rising demand stemming from increasing business activities in China and Olympic Games in 2008.
	www.boston.com /business/articles/2006/04/18/air_china_says_net_profit_rose_09_pct (543 words)

	Air China Reviews and Air China Passenger Opinions about Air China product and Air China service standards
		Perhaps the biggest problem with Air China is the delays but in fairness they aren’t the only airline in the country to routinely experience long delays.
		The result is that domestic flights on Air China are always fully booked, schedules are extremely tight and the slightest delay on one leg throws the schedule off for the rest of the day.
		The food on Air China was terrible, and the restrooms on the plane filthy.
	www.airlinequality.com /Forum/air_china.htm (4784 words)

	China Air Ticket, Air Ticket to China, China tour
		China Daily, Mar. 30, 2007 - The maiden non-stop flight from Washington DC to Beijing arrived at the capital's airport at 1:55 pm yesterday after a 14-hour flight.
		China's civil aviation regulator has given the green light for eight airlines to add a combined 8,400 flights around the Spring Festival, China's lunar New Year, in an effort to relieve expected huge passenger flow.
		Air China, the national carrier, has sent a team to Germany for recruiting the first batch of German stewardesses.
	www.chinatour.com /ticket/ticket.htm (6103 words)

	Flights - East Asia - Air China
		Air China is the second largest airline from the People’s Republic of China and the National Flag Carrier.
		Air China is a giant of an airline and has a cross shareholding in the mighty Cathay Pacific.
		Air China is a useful choice for getting to those places in the PRC where other international airlines fail to reach.
	www.airniugini.co.uk /aa/airchina.cfm (312 words)

	Air China - Details and Fleet History - Planespotters.net
		Air China is China’s second largest commercial airline (after China Southern Airlines) and the main carrier to intercontinental destinations.
		Air China became the airline mainly responsible for intercontinental flights and thus took over CAAC’s IATA (CA) and ICAO (CCA) code.
		Air China is China’s second largest commercial airline (after China Southern Airlines).
	www.planespotters.net /Airline/Air-China (241 words)

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