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China Northern Airlines and Xinjiang Airlines Now Using China Southern Flight Code On All International Flights

Travel News Asia 28 March 2003

China Southern Airlines has announced that effective immediately all China Northern Airlines and Xinjiang Airlines International flights will now use China Southern Airlines' flight code - CZ.

This unified flight code usage marks just another step forward by the China Southern Air Holding Company in its practical integration of all three carriers into the China Southern Airlines "family."

The full integration of China Northern and Xinjiang Airlines will extend China Southern Airlines' International service into brand new, never before serviced markets, including: Blagoveshchensk, Khabarovsk, Irkutsk,  Moscow, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok and Yekaterinburg, Russia; Hiroshima, Niigata, Sapporo, Sendai and Toyama, Japan; Tashkent, Uzbekistan; Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; Alma Ata, Kazakhstan and Islamabad, Pakistan.

All domestic and International flights operated by both China Northern Airlines' code CJ and Xinjiang Airlines' code XO have now faded away into the annuals of China's domestic aviation history. 

Here is a listing of the International flights which will now be operated under the China Southern CZ code:

China Northern Airlines' International Flights:

Harbin - Khabarovsk - Harbin Harbin - Blagoveshchensk - Harbin
Harbin - Vladivostok - Harbin Mudanjiang - Vladivostok - Harbin
Changchun - Vladivostok - Changchun Shenyang - Irkutsk - Shenyang
Shenyang - Osaka - Shenyang Dalian - Toyama - Dalian
Harbin - Niigata - Harbin Shenyang - Sapporo - Shenyang
Dalian - Nagoya - Dalian Changchun - Sendai - Changchun
Shenyang - Tokyo - Shenyang Dalian - Tokyo - Dalian
Shenyang - Fukuoka - Shenyang Dalian - Fukuoka - Dalian
Dalian - Osaka - Dalian Harbin - Dalian - Hiroshima - Dalian - Harbin

Xinjiang Airlines' International Flights:

Urumqi - Moscow - Urumqi Urumqi - Novosibirsk - Urumqi
Urumqi - Yekaterinburg - Urumqi Urumqi - Bishkek - Urumqi
Urumqi - Islamabad - Urumqi Urumqi - Alma Ata - Urumqi
Urumqi - Tashkent - Urumqi

Other merger developments include:

- After flight code unification is completed the China Southern Air Holding Company does not plan to make any major adjustments in its flight scheduling and routing;

- All previously purchased International airline tickets will be honored on either China Northern or Xinjiang Airlines until used;

- For the forthcoming Fall/Winter 2003 flight schedule, all three airlines plan to complement their route timetables to further streamline optimal routing to achieve convenient passenger flight schedules;

- China Northern and Xinjiang Airlines will use China Southern Airlines' general transportation policies and business manuals to provide consistent  marketing & sales policies, new management standards and passenger service operation procedures for ground handling and in-flight services;

- All China Northern and Xinjiang Airlines aircraft are being gradually repainted in China Southern's distinctive white and blue logo colors and brilliant red kapok flower logo on each tail;

- The frequent flyer programs of China Northern and Xinjiang Airlines have already been fully integrated into China Southern Airlines' Sky Pearl Club as one unified FFP brand;

- China Southern Airlines plans to open new Sky Pearl Club Service Centers in Harbin, Shenyang and Urumqi in addition to the current 23 airport and city facilities;

- China Southern Airlines has established a new "mileage bank" in which FFP members of China Northern and Xinjiang Airlines will be able to pool their mileage into The Sky Pearl Club for free flights and flight upgrades.

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