China and Boeing's 787
Privately owned airlines in China have more than the usual challenges in making money out of widebody aircraft: the big state carriers use their political heft to secure the best routes. But Juneyao Airlines says it is profitable with its five Boeing 787 -9s barely a year after the first was...
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