Air China Double Daily flights PEK To LAX

on September 1, 2011 Air China will starts its second daily nonstop flight between Los Angeles and Beijing. The flight, operated with the B747-400, is scheduled to arrive in LAX at 11 a.m., and turn around and depart for PEK at 1:20 p.m. This additional flight will double the choices for passengers, especially business travelers bound for Beijing or onward to domestic Chinese cities, etc.
In July 2011 Air China will take delivery of the first of its fifteen B777-300ERs. Featuring private suites in Forbidden Pavilion First Class and flat beds in Capital Pavilion Business Class, the aircraft will gradually replace the B747 currently used for its transpacific flights.

"This new flight demonstrates our commitment to and confidence in the U.S. market, particularly the U.S. West Coast and Los Angeles," Dr. Chi added. A study by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation shows that an international nonstop flight contributes US$623 million annually to the local economy and supports 3,100 local jobs.
The international carrier's growth in North America also extends to its Vancouver gateway. On March 27, 2011 Air China will increase the Vancouver-Beijing flight frequency from 10 to 12 per week. Bookings for this are now open.

Air China is the exclusive national flag carrier of China. It is the only airline that provides daily nonstop flights to Beijing from Los Angeles. In addition to its Vancouver gateway, Air China also operates daily nonstop flights to Beijing from New York and San Francisco. A member of Star Alliance, Air China is also the world's largest airline by market capitalization, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Air China is firmly committed to passenger safety, satisfaction and service. With a fleet of 280 Boeing and Airbus aircraft, Air China's 264 routes serve 29 countries and regions.