Taichung ChingChuanKang Airport
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- Taichung
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- Runways
- 3658m x 45m
- Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- Air China
China Airlines
China Eastern Airlines
China Southern Airlines
Dragonair
Hong Kong Express
Mandarin Airlines
Shandong Airlines
Sichuan Airlines
TransAsia Airways
Uni Airways
Xiamen Airlines - Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
Location of Taichung ChingChuanKang Airport, Taiwan
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Dragonair resumes Hong Kong-Taichung service; targets profit from 2H2012
15-May-12 12:19 PM
Dragonair to launch Hong Kong-Taichung service
8-May-12 10:47 AM
Mandarin Airlines to commence regular Taichung-Okinawa Naha service after Jul-2012
23-Apr-12 11:12 AM
Mandarin Airlines launches Taichung-Macau service
23-Apr-12 9:55 AM
Mandarin Airlines launches Taichung-Seoul Incheon
10-Apr-12 10:28 AM
Taichung Airport reports cross-Strait traffic in 2011
22-Mar-12 12:20 PM
Mandarin Airlines announces three new international destinations
14-Mar-12 11:43 AM
Mandarin Airlines to operate to Seoul, Okinawa and Macau from Apr-2012
9-Mar-12 12:29 PM
Mandarin Airlines to launch Taichung-Okinawa service
7-Mar-12 11:43 AM
TransAsia Airways forecasts up to 20% rise in 2012 revenue, outlines network plans
6-Feb-12 12:02 PM
Air Macau operates 30 additional flights during Spring Festival
18-Jan-12 9:24 AM
Taiwanese carriers seeking more Shanghai Pudong flights
20-Dec-11 12:43 PM
Taiwanese carriers to increase Japan presence following open skies
7-Dec-11 11:48 AM
Mandarin Airlines to launch Taichung-Nanning charter service
24-Nov-11 11:36 AM
Mandarin Airlines may launch Taichung-Macau service in early 2012
22-Nov-11 11:20 AM
6,348 total articles
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Corporatised airport authority attempts to restore Taipei as an East Asian hub
19-Feb-10 11:29 AM
Frequently overlooked in the wider scheme of the Northeast Asian air transport, and with local international airlines that have struggled over the past few years, Taiwan is often overlooked in the region. But since President Ma promised 12 projects to drive the economy forward in his 2008 election manifesto, there is a new sense of urgency to restore Taipei’s Taoyuan International Airport and the associated Aerotropolis as an East Asian hub. A state-run company is being set up to operate them. Terminal 1 is being expanded and a new T3 will be built on a BOT basis, inviting in foreign capital and management expertise for the first time – something that has been missing for too long. But these airport development projects will depend on Taiwan's success in positioning its economy strategically in the region over the coming years, with a critical six months ahead.
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