South Korea has criticized a North Korea missile launch after the test rocket came close to a Chinese airliner flying with more than 200 passengers from Tokyo to Shenyang in China according to the BBC. China expressed concern and Beijing is seeking more information!
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Ethiopian Airlines (Addis Ababa) will start daily Boeing 787 service to Shanghai, China on March 29.
Copyright Photo: Brian McDonough/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 787-8 ET-AOR (msn 34746) prepares to touch down at Dulles International Airport near Washington.
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Joy Air‘s (Xi’an) Xian MA60 B-3455 (msn 0803) was involved in a landing accident on February 4 at Zhengzhou, China. The turboprop had arrived on a flight from Taiyuan when the nose collapsed on landing and aircraft contacted the runway according to Aviation Safety Network. There were no reported injuries.
Copyright Photo: Yuji Wang/AirlinersGallery.com. Sister-ship MA60 B-3451 (msn 0705) departs from Hefei.
Ruili Airlines (Kunming, Yunnan, China) is a new airline located in the remote Yunnan province of China. The province is in the southwest portion of China. The airline is named after trading city of Ruili which is on the border with Myanmar.
The new airline is acquiring two Boeing 737-700s (B-5811 and B-5812) and the pictured former Airberlin Boeing 737-800.
According to CAPA, the airline received its Air Operators Certificate (AOC) on January 22, 2014.
Copyright Photo: Ton Jochems/AirlinersGallery.com. The pictured brand new Boeing 737-86J D-ABMX (msn 37786) was handed over to Airberlin on December 19, 2013. D-ABMXย was repainted by KLM at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. It is pictured at AMS yesterdayย (February 3) departing for Berlin and its imminent delivery to China as B-1960.
Aigle Azur (Paris-Orly) will launch a new long-range route from its Orly Airport home to Beijing, China starting on June 28, 2014. The new route will be operated three days a week with new Airbus A330-200s per Airline Route. The company has two on order.
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China (Beijing) has unveiled plans to build a new single-aisle jetliner capable of seating up to 190 passengers. The C919 would begin testing in 2014 with deliveries starting in 2016.
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