AviationChina Airlines’ growth plan targets transit passengers

Chiang Mai set for Taiwan connection

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Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai
Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai

TAIPEI - China Airlines is following up the launch of its first Cebu service in March by adding four weekly direct flights to Chiang Mai in Thailand from June 23.

The Taipei (Taoyuan) - Chiang Mai route - which is subject to government approvals - will be flown by Boeing 737-800 aircraft with a total seating capacity of 158.

China Airlines says it  is continuing to expand its global network by targeting European, American and Oceania travellers transiting through Taiwan, as well as the increasing popularity of self-guided tours among Taiwanese travellers.

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