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Work exchange at Beijing Airport | Finavia
Last October, five Finavia employees from different airports and units across Finland travelled for a work exchange to our sister airport Beijing Capital International Airport, which is the largest airport in Asia and the second largest airport in the world. As more and more Chinese passengers are travelling through Finavia’s airports across Finland, the aim…
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China Airlines A350 @ Amsterdam Schiphol
Monday, January 9, 2017 the brand new A350 China Airlines landed for the first time in history on European soil, namely at Schiphol Airport.
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Airbus A350 World Tour: China
In October and November 2016, Airbus’ A350 XWB test aircraft (MSN2) made its Chinese debut – which included visits to Haikou, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu, along with its presence at the China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition (Airshow China). This video has highlights from the 11-day trip to showcase the aircraft for Chinese airlines,…
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Chinese airports introduce seperated security lanes by gender
This article is re-published with kind permission of “www.airlinetrends.com”. Tackling the airport security bottleneck is one of the main priorities for airports and airlines around the world with technology playing a major role in initiatives such as IATA’s ‘Smart Security’ program and Air France-KLM’s inventive biometrics-based ‘Happy Flow’ project. Low-tech approaches However, as a broad…
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Lufthansa and FC Bayern Munich: “Audi Summer Tour China 2015” Special Livery
Just before @FCBayernMunich took off for their “Audi Summer Tour China 2015”, Lufthansa sent #DABVU, one of its Boeing 747s to the hangar for a visual makeover. Enjoy a rare peek inside Lufthansa hangars and join them and the FC Bayern Munich on the journey to China! During the 9 day trip, the team will visit three cities with…
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British Airways’ Boeing 777 gets a Makeover by Chinese Designer Masha Ma
A British Airways 777-200 aircraft is painted with bespoke artwork by Chinese fashion designer Masha Ma, to celebrate the GREAT Festival of Creativity in Shanghai. The design, which is an East-meets-West fusion of styles and cultural symbols, took British Airways’ engineering team over 2472 man-hours and 186 individual stencils to apply.