China Airlines is a large company with over 12,000 employees, and it is the country’s flag carrier and largest airline of China.
The airline is adding a fifth weekly flight to Malaysia on its Taipei Taoyuan-Penang route beginning May 2017. Service will be conducted on Sundays via a 737-800.
As this fifth flight comes into play, Guam’s fifth weekly flight will be dropped starting May 14. The Taipei Taoyuan-Guam route will see this flight end, with the exception of May 28 when a Boeing 737-800 is scheduled run.
It is headquartered at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, one of its hubs, along with Kaohsiung International Airport. The airline flies 97 aircraft: 76 passenger jets and 21 freighters.
WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:
- The Taipei Taoyuan-Guam route will see this flight end, with the exception of May 28 when a Boeing 737-800 is scheduled run.
- The airline is adding a fifth weekly flight to Malaysia on its Taipei Taoyuan-Penang route beginning May 2017.
- China Airlines is a large company with over 12,000 employees, and it is the country's flag carrier and largest airline of China.
