What international routes are available to international airlines?

At present, there are four major airlines in China: Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Hainan Airlines (but the industry often only recognizes the three major airlines, namely Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines), and its China Airlines and Hainan Airlines are based at Beijing Capital Airport, China Eastern Airlines is located at Shanghai Pudong Airport and Hongqiao Airport, and China Southern Airlines is based in Guangzhou. Let's talk about Air China's mainstream international routes in Beijing first

Beijing-Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf, Paris, London, Rome, Milan, Moscow, Athens, Stockholm, Madrid, Sao Paulo (European and South American cities), New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Sydney, Melbourne, Dubai, New Delhi, Ulaanbaatar, Yekateri, and many other routes to Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia. Among Air China's airlines in China, there are many routes to Europe and the United States, and the most wide-body aircraft (i.e., the so-called large aircraft) are the most; China Eastern Airlines has flights from Shanghai Pudong to: London, Paris, Rome, Frankfurt, Moscow, New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver, etc., which mainly operates routes from Shanghai only to Europe, America, Australia and Northeast Asia, and has departed from Southeast Asia and South Asia; China Southern Airlines lives in Guangzhou and operates the following long-haul routes:

Paris, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Auckland, and China Southern Airlines are currently the airlines with the most domestic routes and the most aircraft. Hainan Airlines is more miscellaneous, its routes are all over the five continents, mainly from Beijing, Beijing to Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, Zurich, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Seattle, Toronto, Shanghai to Brussels, Shanghai - Urumqi - Istanbul, Hangzhou - Shenzhen - Sydney, Beijing - Dubai, Beijing - Khartoum, Luanda, Hainan Airlines is currently the only one in China that has been rated as the world's five-star airline by the world's skytrax, there are many international airlines, If you want to know more, you can communicate with me.

1.China Southern Airlines (hereinafter referred to as China Southern Airlines), with a total of 286 aircraft, consists of: Guangzhou Headquarters, Beijing Branch, Shenzhen Branch, Hubei Branch, Haikou Branch, Hainan Airlines, Henan Branch, Hunan Branch, Xinjiang Branch, Zhuhai Airlines, Guizhou Airlines, Guangxi Airlines, Shantou Airlines, Northern Branch, Dalian Branch, Jilin Branch, Heilongjiang Branch.

Domestic airlines include: Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines.

1. Air China. Air China Co., Ltd., referred to as "Air China", Air China is the only airline in China that carries the national flag. It not only provides international and domestic passenger and freight transportation services.

2. China Southern Airlines. China Southern Airlines Co., Ltd. is the largest airline in Asia with the largest number of domestic flights, the densest route network and the largest annual passenger volume in Asia. The logo is an abstract red kapok with a sky blue vertical tail.

It is the first Chinese mainland airline to join an international airline alliance.

3. China Eastern Airlines. China Eastern Airlines Co., Ltd. is a state-controlled airline headquartered in Shanghai, China, which was formed by merging China Northwest Airlines and China Yunnan Airlines on the basis of the former China Eastern Airlines Group Corporation.

There are three main categories, with the names and places of distribution as follows:

1. An airline directly under the Civil Aviation of China.

Air China (headquartered in Beijing);

China Southern Airlines Group Corporation (headquartered in Guangzhou);

China Eastern Airlines Group Corporation (headquartered in Shanghai);

Xiamen Airlines**** (headquarters Xiamen);

Air China Southwest (China Southwest Airlines);

China Southern Airlines Xinjiang Company (China Xinjiang Airlines);

China Southern Airlines Northern Branch (China Northern Airlines);

China Eastern Airlines Yunnan Company (China Yunnan Airlines);

Great Wall Airlines (merged into China Eastern Airlines in 2001);

AVIC Zhejiang Airlines;

2. Local airlines:

Shanghai Airlines****;

Hainan Airlines****;

Sichuan Airlines;

Xinhua Airlines;

Shenzhen Airlines;

Wuhan Airlines;

Zhongyuan Airlines (merged into China Southern Airlines in 2000);

China United Airlines;

Fujian Airlines (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xiamen Airlines);

Shandong Airlines****;

Nanjing Airlines (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Northwest Airlines);

Chang'an Airlines Co., Ltd. (Hainan Airlines Air Bitan Co., Ltd.);

China Post Airlines;

Shanxi Airlines (merged into China Eastern Airlines in 1997).

3. General airlines:

China Flying Dragon Professional Airlines;

China Marine Specialized Air Company;

Guizhou Shuangyang General Aviation Company;

Jingmen United General Aviation Company;

China Aviation General Aviation;

Wuhan Helicopter General Aviation Company;

Xinjiang General Aviation Co., Ltd.;

Hexiang General Aviation Company;

Shenyang General Aviation Company;

Shenyang Beiyan General Aviation Company;

Heilongjiang Longken General Aviation Company;

Changzhou Jiangnan General Aviation ****;

Jibei Airlines;

Northeast General Aviation;

Guangdong Province General Aviation ****;

Hulunbuir General Aviation Co., Ltd. is responsible for fighting such as Ren Company;

Hainan Nanxiang General Aviation Hong Kong;

Hong Kong Dragonair;

Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airlines Macau;

Macau Airlines repents selling Tongkong Taiwan;

China Airlines;

TransAsia Airlines;

EVA Air;

UNI Air;

Far Eastern Airlines;

Mandarin Airlines.

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Problem description: I want to know the model of the aircraft of the domestic aviation engineering company, I don't know what model the current Chunkusun aircraft is, is it 737 747 or better, or is it another brand.

Analysis: Domestic airline models.

China Interchain Airlines: 20 Boeing 747s; 3 Boeing 777s; 10 Boeing 767s; 19 Boeing 737s; 3 A340s; 4 BAE146-100s; 2 L-100-30; 4 Y-7s

China Southern Airlines: 9 Boeing 777s; 20 Boeing 757s; 12 Boeing 737-500s; 19 Boeing 737-300s; 15 A320s; 11 Y5s; 5 S-76s; 1 Cessna; 1 pc6

China Eastern Airlines: 10 A300s; 5 A320s; 5 A340s; 13 MD82s; 5 MD11s; 9 MD90s; 5 Fokker 100s; 6 x 737-300

Shanghai Airlines: 7 Boeing 757-200s; 2 Boeing 767-300s; 3 Boeing 737-300s

Sichuan Airlines: 6 A320s; 4 Tu-154M; 4 Y7-100

Xiamen Airlines: 3 Boeing 757-200s; 4 Boeing 737-200s; 7 Boeing 737-500s; 1 Boeing 737F

Shenzhen Airlines: 6 Boeing 737-300s; 2 Boeing 737-700

Shandong Airlines: 5 Boeing 737-300s; 8 SAAB340s; 4 Mi-8***.

Hainan Airlines: 17 Boeing 737-300 400 800;5 Mito 23s; 6 Dornier 328-300s; 1 Lierjet-60; 1 Beechcraft 400A; 1 Hawker 800; 1 Bell 206

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The 49 airlines in China include domestic airlines, China Southern Airlines, Juneyao Airlines, Okay Air, Jiuyuan Airlines, Loong Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Air China, Shenzhen Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Spring Airlines, Shanghai Airlines, West Airlines, etc.

1. China Southern Airlines.

China Southern Airlines Group **** (hereinafter referred to as China Southern Airlines), headquartered in Guangzhou, was officially established on February 1, 1991, with a blue vertical tail inlaid with red kapok as the company logo, is the airline with the most transport aircraft, the most developed route network and the largest annual passenger traffic in China.

2. Juneyao Airlines.

Shanghai Juneyao Airlines Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Juneyao Airlines) is an emerging private airline based in Shanghai established by JuneYao Group, a well-known private enterprise in China, and a private capital airline jointly invested by Shanghai JuneYao (Group) and Shanghai JuneYao Aviation Investment.

3. Okay Air.

Okay Air **** is the first batch of private capital holding airlines approved for establishment in Chinese mainland, and the first private airline in mainland China. Headquartered in Beijing, the main base is Tianjin Binhai International Airport. The registered capital of the company is 300 million yuan.

It was officially put into commercial operation on March 11, 2005.

4. Jiuyuan Airlines.

Jiuyuan Airlines **** (hereinafter referred to as Jiuyuan Airlines) was approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of China on February 12, 2014, and its base is located in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. Jiuyuan Airlines made its maiden flight (Guangzhou Zhanjiang) on December 2, 2014 and officially put into commercial operation on January 15, 2015.

5. Loong Air.

Founded on April 19, 2011, Zhejiang Loong Airlines is the only local passenger and cargo airline in Zhejiang Province with Hangzhou Airport as its main operating base.

The main domestic international routes in China include: 1. The route from Beijing to New York: Beijing-Hong Kong-Shanghai-Los Angeles-New York; 2. Route from Shanghai to London:

Shanghai-Hong Kong-Singapore-Madrid-London; 3. Route from Hong Kong to Paris: Hong Kong - Singapore - Istanbul - Milan - Paris; 4. Route from Beijing to Sydney: Beijing-Hong Kong-Bangkok-Jakarta-Sydney; 5. Route from Shanghai to Los Angeles:

Shanghai-Hong Kong-Tokyo-Los Angeles; 6. Route from Guangzhou to Ottawa: Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Toronto-Ottawa; 7. Route from Beijing to Dubai: Beijing-Hong Kong-Singapore-Dubai; 8. Route from Shanghai to New Delhi:

Shanghai-Hong Kong-New Delhi; 9. Route from Hong Kong to New York: Hong Kong-Los Angeles-New York; 10. Route from Guangzhou to Chicago: Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Los Angeles-Chicago.