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Festival charter flight service ends |
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The 2006 Spring Festival direct charter flights service across the Taiwan Straits successfully wrapped up Tuesday, the third day following the wake of the one-week Spring |
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Regular cross-Straits flights urged |
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A senior civil aviation official called for the establishment of regular charter flights across theTaiwan Straits as the Spring Festival charter-flight program |
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Less restrictions on cross-straits chartered flights called for |
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Xinhua News Agency published a commentary on chartered passenger flights across the Taiwan Straits during the Spring Festival, asking when the restrictions on |
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1st Beijing-Taiwan chartered flight takes off |
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The CA197 flight of Air China took off at 8:52 a.m. Wednesday from Beijing to Taipei, marking the prelude of the non-stop chartered flights between the two |
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Taiwan chartered plane lands in Xiamen |
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Taiwan TransAsia Airways' first Spring Festival charter flight landed Wednesday at Gaoqi International Airport in Xiamen City in east China's Fujian Province. |
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Mainland, Taiwan chartered flights strike peak before festival |
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The chartered flights between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan for the traditional Spring Festival, or the Chinese lunar new year that falls on next Sunday, have entered |
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Chinese mainland, Taiwan charter flights enter peak period before festival |
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The charter flights between Chinese mainland and Taiwan for the traditional Spring Festival, or the Chinese lunar new year that falls on next Sunday 29, have |
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Xiamen-Taiwan chartered flights begin |
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Two Boeing-757 passenger planes of Xiamen Airways took off from Gaoqi International Airport in this coastal city of southeast China's Fujian Province on |
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Airlines ready for Beijing-Taiwan charter flight |
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It has been several days since the first Spring Festival Chartered Airplane across the Taiwan Straits took off.
Altogether 12 airliners from both sides will be |
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Charter flights between Chinese mainland, Taiwan take off |
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After two and a half hours flight across the Taiwan Straits, an Airbus A333 of Taiwan's China Airlines landed on the Pudong International Airport of the Chinese |
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Taiwanese airliner arrives in Shanghai in third installment of direct charter flights |
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A Taiwanese airliner arrived in Shanghai on Friday in the third-annual installment of lunar New Year direct charter flights, bringing with it for the first time |
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1st Spring Festival charter flight takes off in Taipei |
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Taiwan-based China Airlines charter flight CI585 took off in Taipei for Shanghai at 8:03 a.m. Friday, signaling the first charter flight across the Taiwan |
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Taiwan students aspire for permanent charter flights |
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Students from Taiwan who study on the Chinese mainland have welcomed the decision to allow them access to charter flights to take them home, and aspired that the |
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Cross-Straits chartered flights ready for take-off |
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With preparations complete, chartered passenger flights traversing both sides of the Taiwan Strait are ready for take-off, according to information from various |
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Tickets for Beijing-Taiwan chartered flights sold out |
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Air tickets for 20 chartered flights between Beijing and Taiwan during the oncoming Spring Festival holiday season were sold out by Sunday night, airlines said Tuesday. |
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China Airlines gearing up for charter flights across straits |
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The Taiwan-based China Airlines' are making final preparations for its charter flights across the Taiwan Straits during the Chinese New Year period.
China Airlines will |
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Air tickets sold out for chartered flights from Beijing to Taipei |
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A Boeing 737-800 plane is scheduled to fly on the return chartered flights between Beijing and Taipei during the forthcoming Spring Festival holiday season, Hainan |
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Mainland calls for regular cross-Straits chartered flights |
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A Chinese mainland official on Friday called for regular chartered flights and direct flights between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits.
Li Weiyi, spokesman |
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