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China's aviation industry is currently experiencing an expedited recovery after the government finally dropped strict COVID-19 travel restrictions earlier this year. The country's home grown COMAC C919 recently completed its first commercial flight.

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"Got Your Nose": China Southern A330 Loses Entire Radome After Severe Bird Strike

The incident occurred during the initial climb out of Shanghai, which forced the aircraft to return to the airport without further incidents.

By  Abid Habib
Fare Hikes Incoming: Cathay Pacific Doubles Fuel Fees Amid War

Cathay Pacific passengers brace for a hefty price hike as the airline doubles fuel surcharges amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Boeing Eyes 500-Jet Mega Deal As China Trade Ties Rebound

The upcoming meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in April may bring a major boost for Boeing, with potential orders.

These Are The Countries That Purchase Chinese Fighter Jets

While China's fighter jet exports remain limited, it is offering a growing selection of high-end fighters at a time when Russia struggles.

The Airbus Slot War: Two Airlines Just Spent $8B To Beat The Wait

The $8.2 billion gamble: Chinese carriers secure 55 Airbus A320s in a massive deal.

The 10 Longest Airbus A350-900 Routes In 2025

Simple Flying has procured Cirium data showing the top 18 A350-900 routes by length, of which this article focuses on the top ten.

The Unusual 36-Hour Around-The-World Boeing 787 Passenger Service

Almost a year has passed since Hainan Airlines began its Beijing Capital-Boston-Brussels-Beijing Capital service. Of course, it is not quite this simple. The flight number changes in Boston. Making things more unusual is that no traffic rights exist between Boston and Brussels.

By  Chris Loh
Hong Kong 747 Crash: What Is Known So Far And What Comes Next?

On October 20th, 2025 tragedy struck at Hong Kong International Airport when an ACT Airlines-operated Boeing 747-400 freighter veered off the north runway after landing. Operating Emirates SkyCargo flight EK9788, the jumbo jet struck a patrol vehicle as it veered. This collision then sent the aircraft tumbling into the sea.

By  Chris Loh
Which Aircraft Do Chinese Airlines Use On Routes To The US?

Recent geopolitical tensions have cast doubt over the future of some of these routes.

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