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	Zhejiang
		Zhejiang is one of the cradles of ancient Chinese civilization and is a land rich in cultural and historic relics and sites.
		Zhejiang's economic and social development target is to reach the level of mid-advanced countries by the end of the year 2000.
		One of the 16 cities at vice provincial level, Hangzhou, the capital of Zhejiang Province, is the provincial center of politics, economy and culture and a key economic city at the south wing of the Yangtze Delta.
	members.tripod.com /~MinjieZhang/Zhejiang.html (5002 words)

	People's Daily Online -- Saomai hits coast, 1.5m evacuated (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		More than 1.5 million people were evacuated from vulnerable areas in East China's Zhejiang and Fujian provinces before the most powerful storm to hit the country in five decades made landfall yesterday afternoon.
		According to Wang Dongfa, director of the provincial meteorological observatory in Zhejiang, Saomai was expected to roar into East China's Jiangxi Province in the wee hours today.
		In Beijing, 160 flights bound for Zhejiang and Fujian were delayed and 19 flights cancelled, said an official at the Capital International Airport.
	english.people.com.cn /200608/11/eng20060811_292042.html (549 words)

	Zhejiang Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Zhejiang Airlines was an airline based in the People's Republic of China.
		During 2004 as part of a consolidation of the Chinese aviation industry, Air China absorbed Zhejiang Airlines when CNAC was merged into Air China.
		This article relating to an Asian airline is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zhejiang_Airlines (78 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The merger was a result of the State Council's mandate to restructure the airline industry in China and marked the beginning of a new chapter for the airline industry in China.
		Other than the three airlines, other parties involved in the transaction included the PRC Ministry of Finance, U.S. Eximbank, ECGD, Boeing, Airbus, a number of international and major PRC banks and leasing companies.
		Harvey Lau, a partner in the Firm's banking and finance group based in Shanghai and who led the team commented -"We are delighted to have acted as English and New York legal counsel to Air China, CSWA and ZJA on this landmark and first-to-market transaction.
	www.bakernet.com /BakerNet/News/Archive/chinagroupaviation.htm (473 words)

	Business Culture in Zhejiang
		A province with a long commercial and seafaring history, Zhejiang's cities of Hangzhou, Ningbo and Wenzhou have driven the massive growth in the east of China.
		Since reforms began in 1978, Zhejiang township enterprises have developed rapidly, and the city of Wenzhou has become famous for its thriving private sector.
		Zhejiang people use their sophisticated social skills to their advantage in business.
	resources.alibaba.com /article/163/Business_Culture_in_Zhejiang.htm (685 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| China launches airline giants
		China's airlines have bucked the global industry slump after the 11 September attacks in the US last year and are reporting record bookings from an increasingly wealthy and mobile population.
		China National Aviation controls Zhejiang Airlines, based in the eastern province of Zhejiang and 43% of Hong Kong's second-largest airline, Dragonair.
		Shanghai Airlines, which is 40.66% owned by the Shanghai government, operates 136 routes, mainly in China's mainland but also to Macau, Cambodia, Vietnam and Russia.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/business/2318939.stm (447 words)

	Air China_China Highlights Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The old China Southwest Airlines is renamed as Air China Southwest Company, and the old China Zhejiang Airlines is renamed as Air China Zhejiang Company.
		The new Air China is still the only airlines that fly China's national flag on every aircraft and provide special planes for state leaders.
		On the basis of mutual benefit of airlines and other resources, Air China keeps enhancing the airline quality, and is determine to create the biggest airline network in China.
	www.chinahighlights.com /china-airline/air_china.htm (576 words)

	Air China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the flag carrier and the only airline to fly the PRC national flag on its entire fleet.
		During 2004 as part of a consolidation of the Chinese aviation industry Air China absorbed Zhejiang Airlines (a subsidiary of CNAC).
		Both airlines subsequently announced that the airlines will not merge completely in the foreseeable future, and Swire expressed its commitment in remaining as the largest shareholder of Cathay Pacific.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Air_China (890 words)

	Internet Travel News - Galileo International Increases Airline Participation in China
		The increase results from the recent decision by Hainan Airlines to participate in Galileo and from the People`s Republic of China (PRC) Government consolidation policy that is placing six of China`s key regional airlines under the control of three main carriers.
		Hainan Airlines, China`s fourth largest carrier, and all mainland Chinese carriers are participating at the highest level that directly impacts the sell process - a level known as Interactive Sell and sometimes referred to as Inside Link-Last Seat.
		Galileo started representing airlines on the mainland in 1996, when it announced the highest level of connectivity with Air China and China Eastern Airlines.
	www.breakingtravelnews.com /article/5268 (528 words)

	Asian Aerospace 2004: Air China readies to take IPO plunge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Consolidation of government-owned airlines and subsequent moves toward privatization form the centerpiece of the effort.
		Air China is one of three airline groups–the largest in terms of assets–created by recent industry consolidation.
		Other recent Chinese international initiatives include approval of Singapore Airlines as the first foreign carrier to operate “beyond China” flights to a third country, and the subsequent introduction of “open skies” at Hainan that allow overseas airlines to fly international passenger and freight routes from the island off the Chinese south coast.
	www.ainonline.com /Publications/asian/asian_04/d1_airchinap20.html (843 words)

	Shanghaiexcl.
		The old China Southwest Airlines was renamed Air China Southwest Company, while the old China Zhejiang Airlines was rebranded Air China Zhejiang Company.
		Still the Mainland’s premier air service provider, Air China is the only airline that flies China's national flag on every aircraft and the only carrier entrusted to provide special aircraft for China state leaders.
		The new Air China's guidelines set in 2003 included mandate to create a new situation of sustained development as a state-owned air transport enterprise, that were transformed into "diversified share-holding" limited company or joint-stock company when the company initiated an IPO in 2004.
	www.aircargonews.com /051101/shanghaiexcl.html (1250 words)

	Yin & Yang
		Adding to the paradox, a raft of new airlines were approved and the Big Three of Air China, China Southern and China Eastern finalized the process of digesting the July 2000 government-initiated mergers that were designed to rationalize competition and end price wars.
		After a robust 2004 in which China's airlines enjoyed their best profit performance in a decade, the government was forced to assist them in the third quarter of 2005 so they could post profits.
		For instance, the largest cargo airline, China Air Cargo, is a joint venture among Air China (51%), CITIC Pacific Ltd. (25%) and China Capital Airport Holding Co., parent of Beijing Capital International Airport Co. Ltd.
	www.atwonline.com /magazine/article.html?articleID=1530 (3068 words)

	New-look Airline Takes Flight (July 29, 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Air China, the nation's flagship airline, announced on Monday the company had finished its business regrouping to join China Southwest Airlines and Zhejiang Airlines, and had been formally authorized to operate in domestic and international air routes by China's aviation administrator.
		The other two groups include China Southern Airlines, which is combining the business from China Northern Airlines and Xinjiang Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines which is regrouping China Yunnan Airlines and China Northwest Airlines.
		Liu said both the new China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines need to meet those standards first before they can be authorized to operate under the name of the same company.
	www.chinaplanner.com /update/7-29-03.htm (281 words)

	FSDome.com - Microsoft Flight Simulator Downloads - Aircraft, Panels, Sounds, Scenery etc
		Airbus A32CFM in CNAC Zhejiang Airlines livery; with 32-bit reflective textures.
		Aircraft and base textures by FS Painter, Zhejiang textures by Michael Pearson.
		Airbus A321v25 in BWIA British West Indies Airlines livery; with 32-bit reflective textures.
	www.fsdome.com /database2003-2/26-07-2003.htm (432 words)

	The Air China IPO: A Little Perspective, Please
		That said, Air China is another one of these state-owned enterprises that has gone to market before it was ready and at a bad time, hoping to catch investors who have China fever so bad they will miss the fundamentals.
		Except for a few very well run airlines that have turned their operations into high art, airline economics are awful, and being in China doesn't change that.
		These airlines have been listed in New York for a decade and they've gone nowhere, because analysts recognize the fundamental issues in the market.
	homepage.mac.com /dwbmbeijing/iblog/C475330272/E391893594/index.html (1004 words)

	United to invest in a Chinese airlines - for real? - FlyerTalk Forums
		After merging with profit-making China Xinhua Airlines and Chang'an Airlines, the carrier, based in the southern Chinese city of Haikou, extended its networks to China's northern and western provinces, upgrading its status to a national player from a regional one, he said.
		Both analysts agreed that the introduction of overseas investors will help local carriers improve their services and corporate governance, but said that the full opening-up of the aviation sector is unlikely because of its strategic importance, adding foreign stakes in local carriers are capped at 49 pct.
		Mainland Chinese media previously quoted the airline's chief representative in China, Sidney Kwok, as saying the carrier was interested in acquiring a stake in a domestic airline and had held discussions with several candidates.
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=108113 (1643 words)

	Airlines in China: A Market Analysis : Market Research Report
		Since 1993 the number of passengers on Chinese airlines has grown by nearly 100% to 60 million.
		The leading airlines are profiled with full operational data for all the major players.
		Forecasts to 2004, current financials and analysis of airline marketing and services are all included.
	www.marketresearch.com /map/prod/140654.html (720 words)

	Travel News April 2003, Ryanair buys up Buzz, New tracking system for USA, Low-cost carriers in the USA, US alliance ...
		Plans for the airline include a closure of some unprofitable routes and increased frequency and lower costs for other flights.
		China Southwest Airlines and Zhejiang Airlines were recently merged into Air China, which now operates over 120 aircraft.
		Daily flights from Dubai to Sydney non-stop and from Dubai to Brisbane (via Singapore) begin in October this year, and new routes are pencilled in to Moscow, Shanghai and Lagos in Nigeria.
	www.hothousemedia.com /ltm/ltmbackissues/apr03web/apr03travelnews.htm (1063 words)

	China considers new airline consolidation proposal - claim Airline Industry Information - Find Articles
		The General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC) is apparently considering a plan that includes merging China Southern Airlines with China Northern Airlines and Xinjiang Airlines.
		Yunnan Airlines meanwhile has stated that it is currently still in negotiations with China Southern Airlines but that the deal is likely to go ahead.
		Air China would be tied with China Southwest and Zhejiang Airlines.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0CWU/is_2000_Dec_8/ai_67722977 (265 words)

	China Shandong Airlines
		Shandong Airlines is one of the biggest airlines in China.
		Shandong Airlines (Code?SC) Accompanied by the vigorous development of China Civil Aviation Shandong Airlines---a new star of aviation...
		Hainan Airlines (China) Shandong Airlines (China) CNAC Zhejiang Airlines (China) Asiana Airlines (Korea) Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudi Arabia)...
	www.angelfire.com /planet/22mkm/china-shandong-airlines.html (683 words)

	Lost in the Himalaya, a Trip to Nepal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		China United Airlines has a large fleet of TU154M, which are usually used for military flights.
		CNAC Zhejiang Airlines is another user of the A320.
		This B737-300 of China Yunnan Airlines was taken in Dali, a town in the western part of Yunnan next to the Himalaya region.
	home.datacomm.ch /sca/apic/pgeryun.htm (193 words)

	Air China Plans Cost Cuts
		Investors learned of the airline's plans in its marketing of an initial public offering in Hong Kong and London worth up to USD$1.1 billion, which is expected to draw heavy demand in a cash-rich Hong Kong market.
		The Beijing-based carrier, the biggest and last of the big three China airline companies to list, said it planned to hedge 22-50 percent of its jet fuel next year, compared with 25 percent in 2004.
		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.
	news.airwise.com /stories/2004/11/1101723521.html (480 words)

	Airline Timetable Images - Airlines of Asia
		The symbol * after an airline indicates that there is at least one image of the interior of a timetable of that airline, in addition to the usual cover image.
		The symbol ª after an airline indicates that there is at least one baggage label of this airline.
		In addition, airlines with baggage labels are listed on a separate index page.
	www.timetableimages.com /ttimages/asia.htm (208 words)

	User Reviews and comparison blog on Zhejiang - Overseas Attractions by rishikesh20 on MouthShut.com
		I came to Hangzhou, Zhejiang in the first week of september 2004.
		Hangzhou is nearly 180 Kms by road from Shanghai.
		If you are a journalist, looking to use information from this website, please click here.
	www.mouthshut.com /review/Zhejiang-62713-1.html (389 words)

	OUR
		The CAAC suggests that Air China, China Southern and China Eastern airlines become the flag carriers of the groups.
		China Southern would take China Northern and Xinjiang airlines; China Eastern would team with China Northwest, Yunnan and Great Wall airlines, while Air China would be merged with China Southwest and Zhejiang airlines.
		Antonov Airlines has received an indirect inquiry from the U.S. government about the possible charter of an Antonov An-124-100 freighter to remove the grounded U.S. Navy EP-3 plane from China.
	www.interpool.com /tcl/cl_363b.htm (1398 words)

	China Eastern Airlines - China Highlights Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited, incorporated in April 1995, is an air carrier company that operates primarily from Shanghai's HongQiaoInternationalAirport and PudongInternationalAirport.
		The primary focus of the Company's business is the provision of domestic, Hong Kong regional and international passenger airline services.
		After the establishment of China Cargo Airlines Limited, China Eastern has converted six MD-11 passenger aircraft into freight aircraft that are designated for cargo and mail operations, three of which were converted in 2003.
	www.chinahighlights.com /china-airline/china_eastern_airlines.htm (837 words)

	Canadian Expat in China - February 2006
		At stake is a share in a domestic passenger market that is forecast by Boeing to grow at a rate of 8.8% per year and an international market that will increase by 7.3% annually for the next 20 years, with a resultant requirement for another 2,600 aircraft one every three days worth $215 billion.
		Air India director of public relations Jitender Bhargava says the airline is considering establishing an aviation academy near Mumbai in a joint venture partnership with Boeing.
		To the major State-owned airlines such as Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines, another increasing challenge is the expansion of private carriers in the country, as pilot headhunting frequently occurred to the companies from last year.
	blogs.aviation.ca /index.php/karlchang/2006/02 (8483 words)

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