IATA code | CI |
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Routes | 155 |
Top route | Taipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl to Hong Kong Intl |
Airports served | 69 |
Top airport | Taipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl |
Great flight
Great flight. Nice food
No recommendations, keep up the good work.
Good travel experience. Keep up the good work.
The crew was pleasant and polite, but the flight was again delayed for about 30 minutes.
The crew was always polite and pleasant, but our flight was delated by almost an hour.
As an elite member i was put in the back - bad Also both flight delay total more than 1 hour
More helpful staff.
this is a great airline to fly on. I have not ever had a bad experiance with China Air.
service was good meal needs improvement
Pros: Premium economy that is the best we’ve had . Better amenities, food, service than any other airline we’ve tried
Cons: Refund
Pros: Never happened. Please refund ASAP Due to COVID-19 I have tried to email
Cons: Refund
Pros: Despite the Covid-19, l'm so happy that China Airlines is operating and safely brought us back to SFO.
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Kayak really dropped the ball and I have lost the entire cost of the tickets AND the travel insurance which didn't do anything. What a waste!
Pros: Friendly crew, comfortable seating, and good food. Enjoyed my flight with China Airlines and will travel with them again in the future!
Pros: organization ans timely process on the check in counter on forward
Cons: the gate announcements not very clear.
Cons: Seats need better padding
Pros: I love china and china east air, its my favorite!
Cons: Everything was good, better boarding lines, people get worked up when lining up
Pros: Yes, crew was friendly, efficient, & helpful.
Pros: The crew was very friendly & movie choices were excellent
Cons: Neither my USB or electrical plug worked (this happened on my flight out as well), the loud music was terrible and played too long interrupting movie, headrests were literally so hard they were painful. I had a headache afterwards for hours.
Pros: Seat spacing was bigger than my flights to Bangkok/Taipei, loved movie choices
Cons: sanitation wipes for trays and arm rests
Cons: The entertainment system constantly plays media you can't control during the full takeoff and landing times, you can't even turn off the screen. This was particularly annoying during a nighttime landing. Also most of the movies had their content edited.
Cons: Check-in was poorly organized in Narita. Bag Drop off only took longer than regular check-in
Pros: The ground steward in LAX attended to our needs. He was cheerful and made us feel welcome.
Cons: The service on both flights, from LAX to Taipei and from Taipei to Manila. The flight attendants need to smile more often. They look so serious, especially when you ask them for something.
Cons: Seats we’re tight on second flight. They had an odd foot rest protruding.....?
Pros: Great food and entertainment
Cons: On time departure
Pros: The diabetic meals
Cons: Headphones and more snacks.
Pros: The food was great and the service was good as well.
Cons: They did not give us instant noodle when we asked for it and the seats in Economy did not have foot rest in front like Singapore Airline.
Pros: The food was great and so was the service.
Cons: The ride was a bit bumpy at times. I wish there is a foot rest in front for Economy class, just like Singapore Airline .
China Airlines offers direct flights to 64 cities in 26 different countries. Hong Kong, Taipei City, and Osaka are the most popular cities covered by China Airlines.
China Airlines concentrates most of its flight operations in Taipei City.
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Passengers can choose between Economy and Business Class on all China Airlines flights, with upgraded customers receiving access to the Sky Lounge prior to boarding. Premium Economy and Premium Business Class are also offered on intercontinental routes. Premium Economy provides additional leg room and a separated cabin section. Those in Premium Business Class will enjoy an ergonomically designed seat with full 180-degree range, a personal table lamp and modern oriental aesthetics.
Joining the SkyTeam alliance in 2011, it partners with major airlines from across the world, which include Air France, Korean Air and Delta Air Lines. The group combines to offer services to more than 150 countries, with more departure options and quicker travel times a benefit for customers. In joining SkyTeam they became the first Taiwanese airline to join an alliance, signaling a new global vision. Additional codeshare agreements are held with Bangkok Airways, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, and Shanghai Airlines, which assist to increase the ability of offering connected flights throughout Asia.
China Airlines is part of the China Airlines Group, which has complete ownership of domestic focused Mandarin Airlines and low-cost carrier Tigerair Taiwan. The primary operating base is in Taipei, with a concentrated emphasis on Songshan, Kaohsiun and Hong Kong.
Both Airbus and Boeing aircraft are used by China Airlines. Models such as the A350 and 777 are chosen for long haul international flights. A distinctive pink plum blossom, which is Taiwan’s national flower, is featured on the tail of the fleet. A small number of the airline’s aircraft have been painted with the dark blue design of SkyTeam.