Chinese Airlines Resume Growth After Peak Season Setback

April 20, 2021
China Southern widebody aircraft
Domestic operations for China Southern and other Chinese carriers have fully recovered, although international capacity remains at low levels.
Credit: Allen Zhao/Wikimedia
Although Chinese airlines have reported huge losses for 2020, they are still in a stronger position than most others in Asia, thanks to a massive domestic market that has regained its recovery momentum in the past few months. China’s domestic market was the first to be hit hard by COVID-19 in 2020...

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