Dalian, in which Air China has an 80% stake, was formed in 2010 to serve destinations in China. The new approvals mean it can now operate to countries in Asia, including Japan and South Korea.
China’s Dalian Airlines’ plans to operate scheduled international services have been approved by China’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC).
Dalian, in which Air China has an 80% stake, was formed in 2010 to serve destinations in China. The new approvals mean it can now operate to countries in Asia, including Japan and South Korea.
The carrier has a fleet of nine B737-800s, with a further two due this year.
It is based at Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport in China’s Liaoning province, bordering North Korea and the Yellow Sea.