Air China

Air China

http://www.airchina.com.cn
https://www.linkedin.com/company/air-china/

Air China, founded in 1988, is China's flag carrier airline. A state-owned enterprise, it employs approximately 10,001 people and is headquartered in China. Air China's primary business is air transportation and related aviation services. The company is a member of Star Alliance, a global airline network.

Revenue

Founded

1988

Headcount

10,001

Headquarters

China

Primary Segment

Airlines and Aviation

Ownership

State Owned

News Summary:

Webus International Limited and Air China Limited announced a strategic partnership on September 3, 2025. This partnership will offer airport transfers and premium chauffeur services to Air China's PhoenixMiles members globally through Webus' Wetour travel service brand. The companies also plan to introduce XRP payments for PhoenixMiles loyalty members via Wetour, aiming to provide faster settlement of tokenized rewards and blockchain-enabled vouchers for travelers. The partnership involves over 60 million PhoenixMiles members worldwide. Regulatory compliance is considered crucial for the implementation of XRP payments.

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Dec

5th

2025

12:22

Free Extension of Japan Flight Cancellations

[Translated] 【Beijing Kyodo】Airlines, including the three major Chinese companies, announced on the 5th that they would extend the deadline for free cancellation or changes to airline tickets for Japanese routes from the 31st of this month to March 28th of next year, Chinese media reported.

Hokkoku Shimbun

Dec

5th

2025

11:20

Three Major Airlines: Free Refund and Change for China-Japan Routes Extended to March 28 Next Year

[Translated] Latest announcement from the three major airlines. On December 5, Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern successively released notices regarding special handling of tickets for Japan-related routes, allowing free refunds and changes for flights involving arrival, departure, or stopover in Japan for travel before March 28, 2026 (inclusive).

Dec

5th

2025

10:50

Major Chinese Airlines Extend Free Cancellation Period for Japan Routes. Impact on Inbound Tourism Expanding, Including Spring Festival Holidays

[Translated] Regarding Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks about a potential Taiwan emergency, and the Chinese government's call to refrain from traveling to Japan, three major Chinese state-owned airlines—Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern

Dec

5th

2025

10:50

China's three major airlines extend refunds and Japan flight changes to March 2026, Yicai reports

BEIJING: Three major Chinese airlines will offer refunds and charge-free changes to Japan-related flights until March 28 next year, state-owned news outlet Yicai reported on Friday, extending an existing policy set to expire at the end of 2025.

The Star Malaysia

Dec

5th

2025

09:05

Business Expansion, B2B Tag

Guangzhou Baiyun Airport Sees Double Growth in Passenger Flow and Routes One Month After New Terminal Put into Operation

[Translated] According to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, with the Baiyun Airport T3 terminal operating for a full month, Baiyun Airport has ushered in a "double harvest" of passenger flow and route growth, injecting new vitality

Dec

5th

2025

07:12

New Travel Crisis Hits Asia as 1,900 Flight Cancellations Between China and Japan Impact Travel Massively

With the worsening of the diplomatic bonds between China and Japan come issues concerning the travel industry with the cancelation of 1,900 flights between the two nations scheduled for this December, some more than others, including Air China and China Eastern Airlines.

Travel And Tour World

Dec

5th

2025

06:47

Thousands of Travelers Stuck in Airports Across Asia as Air China, Shenzhen, Hokkaido, Tibet, Tianjin and More Struggle with 90 Cancellations and 794 Delays, Impacting Beijing, Kunming, Naha, Fukuoka, Lhasa and others—Here’s What You Should Know!

Travellers across Aisa are reeling as a wave of flight cancellations smashes through the schedules of several major airlines, including Air China, Shenzhen Airlines, Chengdu Airlines, Tibet Airlines, Tianjin Airlines, Jetstar Japan, and others. From capital-city hubs like Beijing, Chengdu, and Shanghai to regional gateways such as Fukuoka, Kunming, Naha, Lhasa, and more, hundreds of passengers have been left stranded, scrambling for alternate flights.

Travel And Tour World

Dec

5th

2025

04:10

Paradise Hotel Busan, the Only Company to Win the '18th Haeundae-gu Volunteer Award'

[Translated] Photo=Paradise Hotel BusanParadise Hotel Busan announced on the 5th that it won the '18th Haeundae-gu Volunteer Award' as the only company this year, achieving a meaningful result from its local co-prosperity activities based on ESG capabilities.Paradise Hotel Busan won the Chairman's Award at the '18th Haeundae-gu Volunteer Award' hosted by the Haeundae-gu Volunteer Center on the 4th.

Dec

5th

2025

03:36

Top 10 longest one-stop scheduled flights: Up to 29 hours, 3 continents

The world’s longest one-stop scheduled passenger route has taken off, connecting Shanghai to Buenos Aires with a stop in Auckland. Starting December 4, this China Eastern route covers 10,627 nautical miles, or nearly 20,000 km ( 19,681 km to be exact) with a total journey time of up to 29 hours.

Dec

4th

2025

22:03

Thousands of Passengers Succumb to Chaos in Asia as Air China, Tibet Airlines, Sichuan Airlines,Japan Air Commuter,Fly Dubai and Others Face Over 2169 Delays and 148 Flight Cancellations Across Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Other Ma

Flight‑stranded travellers and mounting frustration are playing out across China — and beyond — as Asia’s major carriers report a harrowing tally of 2,317 flight disruptions in a recent surge. According to compiled data from dozens of airlines, the chaos spans 148 cancelled flights and a staggering 2,169 delays, pushing both frequent flyers and occasional travellers into uncertainty.

Travel And Tour World

Dec

4th

2025

18:30

Bankruptcy, Cost Cutting, B2B Tag

Is Hainan Airlines Taking Off Again?

[Translated] Performance-oriented, data-driven, results-based. By | Huashang Taolue Yang Luyuan In the first three quarters of this year, Hainan Airlines, which had undergone bankruptcy restructuring, achieved operating profits in its main business, surprisingly surpassing Spring Airlines, the "profit king" for many consecutive years, to top the industry's profit list, with a non-recurring net profit of over 2.7 billion RMB.

China Financial Online

Dec

4th

2025

18:30

Three Major Airlines: China-Japan Route Free Refund and Change Extended, Policy Extended for Another Three Months

[Translated] The free refund and change period for China-Japan route tickets has been extended. On December 5th, Air China, China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Shandong Airlines, Shanghai Airlines, and other airlines issued announcements stating that tickets issued before March 28th involving Japan routes' arrival and departure flights can be processed with free refunds and changes.

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