Vancouver International Airport announces eight airlines to operate from mainlaind China
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Background ✨
Xiamen Airlines planned to increase Xiamen-Vancouver from twice to three times weekly from 28-Oct-2026, and it remained the sole scheduled operator on the route, per OAG.1 China Southern Airlines planned to double Guangzhou-Vancouver from twice to four times weekly from 25-Oct-2026, also as sole scheduled operator, per OAG.2 Air China planned to raise Beijing Capital-Vancouver from three to five times weekly from 27-Sep-2026, with Air Canada also operating, per OAG.3