Deutsch-Chinesisches Luftfahrtabkommen: Frequenzerhöhungen u

[joe]

Vorab der Link zum Artikel:

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2...tent_397407.htm

 

Poste hier nur mal schnell die relevantesten Stellen in Sachen Streckenentwicklung!

 

"We will boost our flight capacity to China by 50 per cent, from now to 2007, because of the new market-opening deal between China and Germany," Thierry Antinori, Lufthansa's executive vice-president in charge of marketing and sales, said during an exclusive interview.

 

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To strengthen its lead position in China, Lufthansa plans to launch a daily, non-stop flight to Guangzhou next year.

 

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"I will not be surprised, (if Air China chooses to join Star Alliance," Mayrhuber said.

 

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To embrace the opportunities offered by the new pact, Air China is busy preparing to boost its Beijing-Munich flight capacity from the current three flights per week to almost daily by 2006.

 

Air China, the country's flagship carrier, will increase, in line with specific market demand, the frequency of flights to Frankfurt from both Shanghai and Beijing.

 

"If there is robust market demand, we will jack up the capacity from Beijing to Frankfurt, to twice a day, by 2006," Gu said.

 

"Of course, we will expand our business by flying to more German destinations, such as Berlin, after 2006, if there is still demand."

 

Of course, nothing is for certain, at least for the time being. The plan is still subject to changes, because the market is always changing, Gu said.

 

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Shanghai Airlines received approval, from CAAC officials, earlier this year to operate on the Sino-German route.

 

The carrier is now waiting for formal approval from Germany's air authority.

 

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If Shanghai Airlines receives final approval from Germany's authorities, and formally launches its flights to German cities, then it will enjoy Lufthansa's networks on Sino-German routes, and also in Germany through the code-sharing deal.

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Shanghai Airlines kommt also und das eifrige Raten wohin es geht, kann losgehen! Möchte in diesem Zusammenhang nochmal an folgenden Artikel erinnern:

 

Nonstopp nach Newark und Shanghai

Zwei weitere Direktflüge starten von Berlin aus

 

Berlin hebt ab - demnächst auch wieder nach China. 2005 werden zwei weitere Interkontinental-Routen eröffnet - das hat die Berliner Zeitung erfahren. Einer der Direktflüge führt in die chinesische Wirtschaftsmetropole Shanghai. Betreiber sind die Shanghai Airlines. (...)

 

http://www.berlinonline.de/berliner-zeitun...0shanghai%20new

 

 

Hat aber wohl HAM auch noch ein Wörtchen mitzureden, befürchte ich! (Sorry an alle HAMler!!)

[JoFMO]

Dann hätte der Kanzlerbesuch ja zumindest schon sein Highlight erlebt. Oder gibt es noch die Ankündigung für den TR nach Hangzhou?

 

Zumindest eine tolle Nachricht für den Luftfahrtstandort D.

[Chris99]

Die Erhöhung der Flugrechte zwischen Deutschland und China wurde bereits im August vereinbart, also nicht unbedingt hochaktuell....