Huaxia Airlines
Huaxia Airlines Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Huaxia Airlines") is the first airline in China that specializes in regional air passenger and cargo transportation. China Airlines Co., Ltd. was formally established in April 2006. China Airlines hopes to establish a regional aviation network that effectively connects the backbone network through the joint efforts of itself and strategic partners.
China Airlines takes "One Access to the World" as its brand slogan, and unites the government, enterprises and individuals with its own efforts to break down the barriers of space and distance, build a "accessible" aviation three-dimensional network and build an "inclusive" social development. In its early days, China Airlines made full preparations for the geographical conditions and urban layout of China. Because of its understanding of the geographical conditions and economic development level of emerging cities in China, it has many disadvantages in transportation, so it is committed to weaving the weakest part of China's three-dimensional transportation system-regional aviation network, and cooperating with domestic large-scale trunk airlines, governments and airports to create an air transportation model with the goal of interoperability between third-and fourth-tier cities and first-and second-tier cities. The successful establishment of China Airlines has brought better economic and convenient transportation options for residents of emerging cities in China, and also brought infinite vitality to the development of some regional economies. As the first domestic airline specializing in regional air passenger and cargo transportation, Huaxia Airlines Co., Ltd. was formally established in April 2006 and successfully made its maiden voyage in the same year. Huaxia Airlines currently has bases in Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport, Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport, Hohhot Baita International Airport, Xi Xianyang International Airport and Xinjiang Korla Airport. (From China Airlines official website)