TAIPEI: Taiwan-based China Airlines, which marks its 50th birthday this week, can look back at half a century of turbulence, but the future could bring even more formidable challenges, analysts say. Full Article at Channel News Asia

Taiwan-based China Airlines, which marks its 50th birthday this week, can look back at half a century of turbulence, but the future could bring even more formidable challenges, analysts say. Full Article at eTaiwan News

contrasts with compact Taiwan. You need to schlep through crowded airports to traverse China's vast landscape; in Taiwan, a bullet train takes passengers almost the entire length of the island in about an hour-and-a-half. Full Article at Inside Bay Area

China Airlines, one of the leading airlines of China has come up with to Hong Kong from San Francisco. This special low business class airfares to Hong Kong starts as low as $2928 plus taxes. Full Article at FareBuzz

Virgin America's (tel. 877/359-8474; www.virginamerica.com) current batch of "Fares to Fly By" start at $39 each way, before taxes, and includes First Class fares starting at $199 each way. Full Article at Frommers

CHINA Eastern Airlines yesterday began a flight attendant exchange program with Taiwan-based China Airlines in a month-long project to improve services on their Shanghai-Taipei routes. Full Article at Shanghai Daily

Delhi is now directly connected to Rome and Washington with the inauguration of two new flights from the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Full Article at Webindia123

Passengers travelling on China Airlines flights to Rome from Taiwan will benefit from a faster journey time from today (December 1st) thanks to a new stop-off destination. Full Article at Just the Flight

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taipei-based China Airlines (CAL) announced yesterday that from Dec. 1, its flights to Rome will transit via the Indian city of Delhi rather than the Thai city of Bangkok. Full Article at China Post

(MENAFN - ABN Newswire) Asian share markets mostly fell on Friday as investors' sentiment turned soured after the Wall Street losses overnight. Tokyo stocks fell sharply with the key Nikkei index hitting a fresh four-month intraday low under 9,500. Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Ten customers of China Airlines (CAL) will get their air tickets at a price of only 10 percent of the regular price after Taiwan's largest air carrier yesterday said it will honor the deals despite mispricing on its Web site. Full Article at China Post

2009-11-18 08:22:02 - they will once again document their travels through online blogging, articles and video. Since the start of this contest on May 22, 2009, over 1,123 teams from 44 countries have participated. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

2009-11-12 21:22:49 - Learn who is on the top and who is not in offering cheap flights to many Australian destinations. Perth. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

Taipei, Nov. 10 (CNA) Public stakeholders seized nine of 15 seats on the board of directors and supervisors of the troubled Taiwan High-Speed Rail Corp. (THSRC) Tuesday, allowing the government to take control of the debt-ridden company. Full Article at eTaiwan News

KATHMANDU: An agreement has been reached between Nepal and China to start flights on the Kathmandu-Lhasa route in 2010, making Nepal the first country to operate flights to Lhasa. Full Article at The Hindu

Refer to a friend 2009-11-09 07:55:01 - Company Financials: China Airlines Ltd. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan's stocks will offer one of the best returns in Asia next year as corporate earnings improve with warming cross-straits relations with China, according to Allianz SE. Full Article at China Post

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The passenger load on direct cross-Taiwan Strait flights averaged 93,000 travelers per week in the last two weeks, which was twice that on the charters that previously flew the routes, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA)... Full Article at China Post

Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan’s stocks will offer one of the best returns in Asia next year as corporate earnings improve with warming cross-straits relations with China, according to Allianz SE. Full Article at Bloomberg.com