BEIJING—Air China said it expects to raise its share of traffic at Beijing Capital International Airport to 70% after a new airport opens in the city’s Daxing district next year. Under current planning, which could change, the airport’s 1990s-built Terminal 2 will be allocated to airlines without...
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