China Southern Airlines News

China Won't Pay ETS, Other Asian Carriers May

January 9, 2012

China's airlines will refuse to pay any charges under the European Union's new carbon trading scheme, while other Asia Pacific carriers, already battling a weak travel market, are likely to pass on the extra cost to passengers.
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Xiamen Air Sells Two 737s To Hebei Airlines

December 30, 2011

China Southern Airlines subsidiary Xiamen Airlines is selling two airlines to Hebei Airlines, the company announced on Friday.
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Chinese Carriers To Sue EU Over Carbon Law

November 9, 2011

Air China and three other major Chinese carriers are planning to sue jointly the European Union for its plan to charge airlines for carbon emissions, a senior official with the country's industry group said on Wednesday.
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China Raps EU Carbon Law As It Takes 1st A380

October 14, 2011

China's largest airline by fleet size, China Southern, kept up pressure on the European Union over carbon trading rules as it took delivery of the its first Airbus A380 superjumbo on Friday.
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Airbus Sees China, Asia As Recession Buffer

September 15, 2011

Demand for new planes from China and Asia will provide Airbus with a buffer for growth in the event of a global recession resulting from Europe's debt crisis, the company's chief operating officer said on Thursday.
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CAE Sells Full-Flight Simulators For CAD$60 Mln

July 20, 2011

Canada's CAE said it sold four full-flight simulators and related training devices for CAD$60 million to customers including Russia's Aeroflot and CAE's joint venture project with China Southern Airlines.
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China To Invest USD$232 Bln In Aviation - Report

July 11, 2011

China will invest over CNY1.5 trillion yuan (USD$232 billion) in the aviation industry in the next five years and will push consolidation among airlines to hone their international competitiveness, the official Shanghai Securities News reported on Monday.
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