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Cina-Taiwan, decolla domani il primo volo diretto

Pechino, Cina - Dopo l'accordo firmato il 14 giugno scorso

Inizieranno domani, 4 luglio, i voli regolari tra Cina e Taiwan, dopo l'accordo del 14 giugno scorso sulla ripresa dei collegamenti tra la Cina e l'isola (vedi AVIONEWS). Il primo volo partirà domani dall'aeroporto di Canton, nella Cina meridionale, mentre a partire dal prossimo 18 luglio, Cina e Taiwan saranno collegate da 18 voli ciascuno, dal lunedì al venerdì. Le città cinesi da cui si pot...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1091857
Roma, Italia, 07/03/2008 15:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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