Air China and China Eastern top manager’s meeting.

Northwest Airlines is making a $1 million gift to The Nature Conservancy.

Singapore Air CEO: No Plan for Higher China Eastern Bid

December 12, 2007, Air China Limited (here in after "Air China") and Shanghai Airlines, formally joined Star Alliance at a ceremony held in the new Terminal Three at Beijing Capital International Airport. With the addition of the two Chinese airlines, Star Alliance now has 19 member carriers operating 17,000 daily flights to 897 destinations in 160 countries, offering international travelers more choice than any other airline alliance.

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From the 25 th till 27 th of September the Beijing International Exhibition Center will hold an International forum "China International Logistic Expo 2007 " - the biggest exhibition event in logistics in China.

Boeing and Russia’s S7 Group today announced an order for 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and purchase rights for 10 additional 787s. S7 Group subsidiary S7 Airlines will operate the Dreamliners. The 787s will replace S7’s fleet of aging twin-aisle airplanes and provide capacity for growth. The order is valued at $ 2.4 billion at catalog prices. With today’s announcement, S7 becomes the first Russian carrier to order the 787 Dreamliner.

From June 3rd, 2007 Lufthansa Airlines adds one more daily flight from St. Petersburg (Russia) to Munich (Germany).

From May 25th, 2007, AeroSvit Airlines starts regular flights from Kiev to Shanghai. Flights from Kiev to Shanghai and back will be implemented on air crafts Boeing 767.

“Aeroflot-Cargo” purchased two MD-11 Freighters. Those airplanes were purchased from “FinAir”, expected date of supply is year 2009.

CATHAY Pacific Airways has been recognised as the top cargo carrier in the region in the Asia Freight and Supply Chain Awards, at a recent awards ceremony in Macau. The airline was named "Best Air Cargo Carrier - Asia", reflecting Cathay's commitment to reinforcing Hong Kong as one of the world's top airfreight hubs, said a company statement. The Asia Freight and Supply Chain Awards are organised by Cargonews Asia magazine.

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The Boeing Company and Moscow-based freight company Volga-Dnepr Group today announced an order for five Boeing 747-8 Freighters with purchase rights for an additional five airplanes. Air Bridge Cargo, a subsidiary of Volga-Dnepr Group, will operate the airplanes

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Shanghai Pudong International Airport climbed the ranks as the world’s sixth largest airport in terms of cargo traffic last year. The airport loaded 2,159,321 tons of freight and mail in 2006, a jump of 16.3 percent from a year before. The United State's Memphis Airport (3,692,200 tons) ranked No. 1 on the total cargo list, followed by the Hong Kong International Airport (3,608,800 tons) and the airports in United States' Anchorage (2,803,800 tons), South Korea's Seoul (2,336,600 tons); and Japan's Tokyo(2,280,000 tons).

Aeroflot” Russian Airlines is about to sign contract with Airbus for buying more then 30 new aircraft, among them 15 A-330 and 22 A-350 aircrafts.

Beijing's expanded Capital Airport will test its new three runways next October in the configuration designed for the 2008 Olympic Games.

Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport has won state approval for a 15.3 billion yuan expansion that features a second runway and a new terminal. The growth plan for the smaller of the city's two airports is expected to boost Hongqiao's capacity to 40 million passengers a year by 2015, according to the statement. The expansion project comprises a 3,300-meter runway and a new terminal with an area of 250,000 square meters, plus new public facilities.

Between 2006 and 2025, some 22,700 new passenger and freight aircraft valued at US$2.6 trillion will be required by aircraft operators, according to the latest Airbus Global Market Forecast. This represents an increase of some 5,400 aircraft compared with the previous one, made two years ago. China will purchase about 3000 new planes to meet the development of its civil aviation industry, China’s air transport volume ranked second in the world after USA.

CHINA is expected to buy nearly 2,900 new planes worth US$280 billion over the next 20 years. China will become the second largest aviation market next to the United States in the next 20 years, and the Chinese market will grow at the fastest pace.