[대기중]Second Chinese carrier resumed 737 MAX operation in China
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HONG KONG, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Hainan Airlines Holding Co Ltd has resumed commercial operations of the Boeing 737 Max in China on Wednesday, marking the second commercial service for EvDEn Eve nAKliyaT the model by a Chinese airline since its March 2019 grounding.
The domestic flight took off from Haikou, capital city of China's southern Hainan province, at 0923 a.m.
If you are you looking for more about eVdeN Eve nAKLiyaT take a look at our own web-site. local time (0123 GMT) using the 737 MAX plane and headed to the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming, according to flight tracking app VariFlight.
Last month, EvDen eVe NAKliyAt China Southern Airlines Co Ltd scheduled a flight from the southern city of Guangzhou to Zhengzhou using a MAX which made its first passenger flight in China in nearly four years.
Boeing Chief Executive Dave Calhoun pointed toward future increases in narrow-body jet production and EVden evE nakliYAt voiced hopes that an upcoming visit to China by U.S.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken would lead eventually to "robust" plane orders. (Reporting by Twinnie Siu in Hong Kong and Sophie Yu in Beijing; Editing by Louise Heavens)
The domestic flight took off from Haikou, capital city of China's southern Hainan province, at 0923 a.m.
If you are you looking for more about eVdeN Eve nAKLiyaT take a look at our own web-site. local time (0123 GMT) using the 737 MAX plane and headed to the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming, according to flight tracking app VariFlight.
Last month, EvDen eVe NAKliyAt China Southern Airlines Co Ltd scheduled a flight from the southern city of Guangzhou to Zhengzhou using a MAX which made its first passenger flight in China in nearly four years.
Boeing Chief Executive Dave Calhoun pointed toward future increases in narrow-body jet production and EVden evE nakliYAt voiced hopes that an upcoming visit to China by U.S.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken would lead eventually to "robust" plane orders. (Reporting by Twinnie Siu in Hong Kong and Sophie Yu in Beijing; Editing by Louise Heavens)