Articles tagged “air china”

We like brand continuity, rather than a disrupted mish-mosh of a design experience. This level of thematic storytelling shows confidence in the core-design strategy on the part of Air China, and a clear sense of corporate identity.

There's been a lot of press about airports becoming destinations in themselves. But, what about airlines? If Air China's Beijing Duck in first class is as good as the airline promises, and flight attendants can deliver, then the carrier is becoming a way for the passengers up front to experience Chinese culture, as well. Of course, economy passengers will have to settle for rice, noodles and burgers from a bevy of catering companies.

This is the first Chinese airline to offer Wi-Fi on board, and even though it is limited to certain "approved" sites, it is free.

Although foreign carriers are tapping into China’s thriving outbound market, Air China is perfectly positioned to capture the largest share of its customer base whose cultural nuances it can cater to and understand.

Switzerland is already doing a great job in attracting Chinese tourists, but there’s really no thing as too many connections with a market that’s expected to keep growing for years.

The new addition helps Star provide more options for its customers in the fertile Asian region, although its smaller competitor SkyTeam actually boasts more Chinese airlines.

Although this is a puff piece for Air China, it's good news for Boeing that the booming nation is turning to Seattle for leadership when it comes to building out its fleet.

A plague of fabricated threats has been grounding flights in China, an unexpected consequence of the country’s aviation boom and the growing number of middle class Chinese taking domestic flights.

Fast track services are taking hold in China, and the U.S., as well, for the privileged few. Both countries should fix their security-lane roadblocks for the rest of us down here in the cheap seats.