Air China Opens Regular Charter Rotations Between Beijing and Gimpo, Seoul

BEIJING, June 20, 2011 -

Air China’s Beijing-Seoul flights CA137/8 will land at Gimpo
Airport instead of Incheon Airport starting July 1, which means
that the carrier will operate into and out of two airports in
Seoul.

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South Korea’s second-largest airport, Gimpo Airport is 18
kilometers from downtown Seoul and the new arrangement cuts
tremendously the time that passengers have to spend traveling
between the airport and downtown.

Air China: Carrying China, Spanning
the World

Air China is China’s only national flag carrier and a Star
Alliance member. In addition to commercial operations, it also
provides special flight services for the country’s state leaders on
official visit to other countries. With a fleet of 280 Airbus and
Boeing aircraft (including 266 passenger airliners and 9
freighters), 1 training plane and 4 business jets, we run 266
routes - 69 international, 13 regional, and 184 domestic - serving
a total of 137 cities, including 42 international, 3 regional and
92 domestic, in 29 countries and regions. We offer over 6,900
flights with over 1,000,000 seats every week.

For more information, please visit Air China’s website at
www.airchina.com, or call Air China’s service hotline at
4008-100-999.

Lan Qiang, Marketing Brand Planning Supervisor of Air China Limited, +86-10-61462391, or qianglan at airchina.com