Air China doubles its flights to Paris

Air China is launching its second daily service between Beijing and Paris-Charles de Gaulle at the beginning of June. The Chinese airline, which is a member of the Star Alliance, is thus reaffirming its growth ambitions in the European market. 
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Air China is continuing its seduction operation in European skies. A few weeks after the introduction of a daily frequency between Beijing and Milan, it is now Paris's turn to benefit from the Chinese carrier's growing power in the European market. On 1 June, Air China is launching its second daily flight between Paris-CDG and Beijing. This new service, operated by Airbus A330-200, departs Paris at 2.10pm (arriving in Beijing at 6.30am) and returns at 2.05am, landing at CDG at 7.25am. The second flight leaves Paris at 8.20pm and arrives in Beijing at 12.25pm.

The Air China network has no fewer than 145 destinations - including 49 international - and serves 30 countries, including nine in Europe. This network enabled the Star Alliance airline to carry more than 83.1 million passengers last year, posting growth of 100% compared with 2010.