News & Insights Across Asia
China’s civil aviation authorities are ramping up efforts to increase international passenger flights, aiming to restore global air travel to pre-pandemic levels and strengthen international connectivity.
The U.S. Justice Department has found that Boeing breached a 2021 agreement shielding it from criminal prosecution over the fatal 737 MAX crashes, potentially opening the door to new legal consequences.
A new direct air route between Shenzhen and Mexico City has been launched, marking the first direct passenger flight from China to Mexico and enhancing economic and cultural exchanges.
The Chinese mainland has launched new flight routes W122 and W123, connecting with M503, to enhance cross-strait relations, improve flight safety, and reduce delays.
China Southern Airlines has launched direct flights connecting Beijing and Riyadh, operating twice weekly. This new route is set to boost people-to-people exchanges and economic cooperation between China and Saudi Arabia.
China is adding over 2,500 international flights during the Spring Festival holidays to meet soaring travel demand, expanding connections to Japan, Thailand, the ROK, and more.
Mastercard has gained approval to operate in China, marking a significant step in improving China-U.S. relations post-summit. Renewed cooperation is also seen in aviation and technology sectors.
The inaugural Aero Asia airshow in Zhuhai, China, showcases global aviation innovations, highlighting advancements in traditional and unmanned aircraft, including eVTOL technology.
The 18th Dubai Airshow returns this November, uniting over 1,400 exhibitors from 95 countries in a showcase of military, general, and commercial aviation advancements.
Cambodia’s Techo International Airport near Phnom Penh is set to become a 4F class hub, easing airport pressures and boosting international tourism.
The Faku International Airshow in Shenyang, China, has launched with spectacular stunt performances, featuring renowned teams from around the world in the largest exhibition in its history.
The PLA Air Force is hosting an open day in Changchun, offering the public a unique opportunity to explore aviation, meet pilots, and witness stunning flight demonstrations.
After becoming the first Chinese woman to climb all 14 of the world’s highest peaks, Luo Jing is now pursuing new dreams in the skies, inspiring others to reach beyond their limits.