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Riprendono i collegamenti aerei di linea tra Cina e Taiwan

Pechino, Cina - Per la prima volta dopo 60 anni

Per la prima volta in 60 anni compagnie aeree cinesi e taiwanesi hanno ripreso oggi i collegamenti di linea tra i due Paesi, dando seguito agli annunci dei mesi scorsi (vedi AVIONEWS). Gli accordi prevedono il lancio di 270 voli passeggeri alla settimana e 112 voli cargo al mese, alcuni dei quali potranno essere di linea. Non succedeva dal 1949. Tra le varie compagnie aeree che hanno iniziato i...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1108717
Roma, Italia, 08/31/2009 17:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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