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Hainan Launching Flights Between Xi'an & LAX

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We’ve seen an incredible amount of growth when it comes to aviation in China, and in particular we’ve seen huge expansion when it comes to longhaul international flights being operated by mainland Chinese carriers. This has included a lot of routes that may seem “random,” though this is due to China’s aviation policy. Since 2009…

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(@choi lu)
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to all my Caucasian friends, Xian is home to the 2k-year-old Terracotta Museum and excavation site. plus awesome spicy food.


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(@bangkokiscool)
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Roll eyes. Of course, only Caucasians live in Los Angeles. PRC Chinese are so freaking racist it's unbelievable.


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 Ding
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PRC Chinese are racist? Against who? How do you get lower than that?


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I will call it the Terra Cotta Express. Also HNA Group has no problem losing money, so... ‍♂️


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 Gene
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@ Ben -- Awesome. I am not a big fan of China, but I do want to see the Terracotta Soldiers. This should be a great way to get there.


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(@Golfingboy)
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Cue press release from Partnership for Open & Fair Skies decrying unfair competition in 3...2...

Oh my bad I forgot only the ME3 receive heavy government subsidies and dumps capacity. /sarcasm

In all seriousness this is a neat route, but I have my doubts that the Chinese carriers are making money on the US-Chinese routes with $1500 biz fares and $400 coach fares. The US3 certainly are bleeding money flying to China.


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 Rico
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@Gene if you're going to fly to Xian just to see the warriors, I'd like to recommend taking the 1.5 hour train ride to Luoyang to see the Longmen Grottoes. 100,000 Buddhas carved into the rock.


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(@EthanZ)
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I've been waiting for this route to launch for a while and it finally happened, but looks like Monday flights for Jan & Feb are not scheduled, which is exactly when I wanted to fly. Any ideas these flights will get scheduled or not?


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 aw
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Just asking here, but...how long has Debit been here?


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 Gene
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@ aw -- Too long.


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(@Icarus)
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@bangkokiscool I believe around 34% of the population of LA County was born overseas and almost 75% are not “Caucasian”


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 VbN
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@Lucky you should really thank these Chinese airlines to make business class travel more affordable. Almost 99% time, I found a business class late booking at Hainan airlines’s transpacific routes are cheaper than NYC to LHR


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It's actually the 18th flight between LAX and mainland China. AA, UA, and DL all fly to Shanghai out of LAX, and AA also flies to Beijing.


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(@Chinese man)
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funny seeing @debit complaining abt my government arrest american residents when one got killed and dismentled in istanbul, and yet u seemed to forgot mention. #stupidwhiteleftty


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(@SEA Guy)
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I hope the best for Hainan aitlines. It's a really good airline. From my city only Hainan and Delta fly to Beijing and Shanghai. I just don't want to ride Deltas 18yo planes and much prefer Hainans new planes and better service


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