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Adrian Schofield
April 08, 2026
Air China has increased its capacity and share on European routes. Credit: Olaf Schuelke/IMAGO/Alamy Stock Photo
China’s international capacity is finally nearing pre-pandemic levels, although growth has been uneven as some of its key markets have been drastically affected by geopolitical tensions. The comparatively slow return of China’s international traffic was a major theme of the post-COVID-19-pandemic…
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