China Eastern Airlines
Coverage of China Eastern Airlines in the Nexus archive.
- EU isn’t just selling aircraft to China. It’s helping strengthen a competitor
China Eastern Airlines ordered 25 A330neo jets from Airbus for $9.35 billion, despite operating routes for China's C919 jet. The A330neo competes in the widebody segment where the C919 is positioned, raising questions about why China is investing in European aircraft as it seeks to replace them with domestic models.
- I've flown in long-haul economy on a dozen airlines. These are 3 I'd recommend to anyone, and one I wouldn't book again.
The article compares long-haul economy experiences across 12 airlines, recommending Etihad Airways, Air France, and American Airlines for their comfort, food, and amenities, while advising against China Eastern Airlines due to poor app navigation and lack of amenities. The author prioritizes affordability, legroom, and vegetarian meal options in their evaluations.
- China Eastern buys 25 A330neo widebody jets as domestic interest rises in Airbus’ wings
China Eastern Airlines has ordered 25 A330neo widebody jets from Airbus, marking the planemaker’s first major long-haul order from a Chinese carrier since last year. The deal, with a list price of about $9.35 billion, includes a substantial price discount, and the nation continues to favor Airbus as a European manufacturer.
- From fried chicken to flight plans: Alibaba wants Qwen to become China’s digital fixer
Alibaba Group Holding is opening its Qwen AI assistant to third-party partners, enabling users to order items like fried chicken and book flights via conversation. KFC, Luckin Coffee, Mixue Group, and China Eastern Airlines are among the first companies testing this integration.
- Beijing 'covered up passenger plane suicide crash that killed all 132 on board': Data showed pilots wrestled over controls after engines were switched off
A passenger plane in Beijing crashed due to a suicide attempt by the pilot, resulting in the deaths of all 132 on board. Data showed that the pilots wrestled over controls after the engines were switched off. The incident was allegedly covered up.
- Beijing 'covered up passenger plane suicide crash that killed all 132 on board': Data showed pilots wrestled over controls after engines were switched off
A passenger plane in Beijing crashed due to a suicide attempt, killing all 132 on board, after data showed pilots wrestled over controls following engine shutdown. The incident was allegedly covered up. Investigations into the cause of the crash are ongoing.