Taiwan gets more flights to mainland
THE Chinese mainland has given permission for more flights between it and Taiwan, bolstering the island as a gateway to the mainland.
Taiwan's civil aviation authorities said yesterday that the mainland agreed to let 14 more cities fly direct regular or charter flights to Taiwan, up from the current 40 cities.
This will allow Taiwan to have direct air links with more mainland cities than Hong Kong. Officials say Hong Kong has links to fewer than 45 mainland spots.
Taiwan has 558 weekly flights with the mainland, compared with about 800 by Hong Kong. The number of weekly flights between the mainland and Taiwan will increase to 616 starting March.
Air links between the mainland and Taiwan have grown in recent years along with closer trade and travel.
Taiwan's civil aviation authorities said yesterday that the mainland agreed to let 14 more cities fly direct regular or charter flights to Taiwan, up from the current 40 cities.
This will allow Taiwan to have direct air links with more mainland cities than Hong Kong. Officials say Hong Kong has links to fewer than 45 mainland spots.
Taiwan has 558 weekly flights with the mainland, compared with about 800 by Hong Kong. The number of weekly flights between the mainland and Taiwan will increase to 616 starting March.
Air links between the mainland and Taiwan have grown in recent years along with closer trade and travel.
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