1. Air China branches include: Southwest Branch (Chengdu), Air Macau, Chongqing Branch, Inner Mongolia Branch (Hohhot), Shandong Airlines, Guizhou Branch, etc.
2. Southwest Branch (Chengdu). China International Airlines Southwest Branch, formerly known as China Southwest Airlines, was established in June 1987 and June 15. It is the first national backbone airline established by China Civil Aviation in accordance with the principle of separating government from enterprise. On June 30th, 2002, 10, China Southwest Airlines and China International Airlines reorganized and became the Southwest Branch of China International Airlines. The name of "China International Airlines Southwest Branch" was officially launched, and the company's headquarters is still located in Chengdu.
3. Guizhou Branch. China International Airlines Guizhou Branch (hereinafter referred to as Air China Guizhou Company) was established on June 19, 2006, and its operating base is Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport. Mainly engaged in international and domestic regular and irregular air passenger, cargo, mail and luggage transportation business; Domestic and international business flights; Aircraft management business; Aircraft maintenance; Commercial agency between airlines; Ground services and air express related to the competent business (except letters and articles with the nature of letters); Duty-free goods on the plane.
4. Air Macau. Air Macau is an airline headquartered in People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Macao Special Administrative Region of China. Air Macau was established on1September, 199413rd, and officially started its commercial flight on1June, 1995165438+1October 9th. Air Macau is a regional international airline based in Macau, providing flights to China, Taiwan Province Province, Chinese mainland, Europe, Southeast Asia and East Asia. The main hub base is Macau International Airport.
5. Inner Mongolia Branch. China International Airlines Inner Mongolia Co., Ltd. 20 12 On August 23rd, China International Airlines Inner Mongolia Co., Ltd. was unveiled, marking the formal establishment of the first local airline in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The newly-established China International Airlines Inner Mongolia Co., Ltd. has a registered capital of 1 100 million yuan, which is a modern airline controlled by China International Airlines Co., Ltd. and shared by Inner Mongolia State-owned Assets Operation Co., Ltd., among which China International Airlines accounts for 80% of the registered capital and Inner Mongolia State-owned Assets Operation Co., Ltd. accounts for 20%.
6. Shandong Airlines. Shandong Airlines was founded in 1994, and now has 120 Boeing aircraft. It has branches and flight bases in Jinan, Qingdao, Yantai, Xiamen, Chongqing and Beijing, and operates more than 200 international and domestic routes.
In addition, Air China has also carried out extensive cooperation with domestic and foreign airlines, and implemented code sharing with Lufthansa, United Airlines, Dragonair, All Nippon Airways and other 19 airlines, signed SPA cooperation agreements with 84 foreign airlines, and implemented code sharing with domestic airlines such as Shanghai Airlines.