Air China is to launch nonstop flights between
Shanghai and Munich on 6 June 2014, bringing the number of the
European cities it serves from Shanghai up to four, with the other
three cities being Frankfurt, Milan and Paris.
The four-times weekly service CA827/8 will be
operated on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.
The outbound flight
will depart Shanghai at 01:00 Beijing time to arrive in Munich
at 07:10. The return flight departs Munich at 12:35 local
time and arrives in Shanghai at 05:45 Beijing time the following
day.
Like on other routes to Shanghai, an
Airbus A330-200 will be used on the new route.
Munich is located in the
central part of Europe and boasts Germany's second largest
airport. Air China's new Shanghai-Munich service will allow
passengers to fly nonstop from Shanghai to Munich and transit to
other parts of Europe via Munich, and give an additional option to
passengers from Europe who travel to and from cities like Sydney,
Taipei and Fukuoka via Shanghai.
With Air China's planned
introduction of two new services including
Beijing-Vienna-Barcelona and Beijing-Vladivostok this year, the
Shanghai-Munich service will bring the number of Air China's
European routes up to 25, giving passengers easy access to 20
leading European cities.
Currently, Air
China operates from Shanghai, Beijing and Chengdu to Europe.
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