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Chinese airlines to open 102 international destinations since 2006. Air China, HNA growing fastest

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Asia's airlines are continuing to embark on what they consider to be once-in-a-lifetime long haul growth. Nowhere is this stronger than in mainland China, whose airlines have been opening 102 intercontinental destinations since 2006. Hainan Airlines and Air China lead the frenzy, with 23 and 19 new markets respectively.

China's growth is moderating (but from a high base) as traffic rights and slots are precluding growth. Changes in subsidy and "one airline, one route" could alter growth. Following extensive operational growth, airlines throughout Asia need to have strategic growth, improving partnerships, international transfers and the onboard/airport experience.

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