Air China Boeing 747-8 damaged by a fuel truck at JFK, canceling CA982 to Beijing as the aircraft remains grounded.
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Royal Jordanian and Air China deepen cooperation, explore codeshares and support a planned nonstop Amman-Beijing route.
Air China (CA) will become the first Asian airline to serve Iceland with the launch of a new Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)–Copenhagen Airport (CPH)–Keflavik International Airport (KEF) route.
China’s three largest state-owned airlines, China Southern Airlines (CZ), Air China (CA), and China Eastern Airlines (MU), expect to report combined first-half net losses of between 7.37 billion yuan and 8.97 billion yuan ($1.09 billion to $1.33 billion).
China has expanded its domestic maintenance and repair ecosystem for the C919 and C909 aircraft, strengthening its civil aviation resilience as fleet deliveries rise.
Air China Cargo (CA) is moving ahead with a significant expansion of its widebody freighter fleet, signaling long-term confidence in global air cargo demand.
Chinese airlines are implementing rigorous fuel‑saving strategies as jet fuel prices surge amid the ongoing Middle East conflict that has disrupted energy markets worldwide.
Shandong Airlines (SC), an Air China (CA) subsidiary, has signed lease deals worth US$405 million to add 10 Boeing 737 aircraft to its 139-plane fleet.
Air China (CA) has officially resumed its direct flight service between Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Pyongyang Sunan International Airport (FNJ), marking a significant return after a six-year suspension.
China has seen a sharp escalation in air connectivity disruptions with Japan after all scheduled flights on 49 bilateral routes were canceled for February.