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BEIJING—The rush of new Chinese airlines associated with provincial and city governments is unlikely to abate in 2016, industry officials say. Looking to the year ahead, industry sources in China say that, if anything, the local-airline phenomenon is strengthening. Notably, it is evolving into...
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