Hongqiao international airport has two terminals in use. Although two terminals are linked by shuttle bus, reaching either one from the other will take about 10 to 15 minutes. So stop at the right terminal is the way to avoid headache. Read More…
Airlines and flights in Hongqiao airport terminal 2 Monday, July 12th, 2010
Airlines in Pudong airport terminal 2 Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Pudong international airport has two terminals in use. Although two terminals are linked by shuttle bus, reaching either one from the other will take time. So stop at the right terminal is the way to avoid headache. (How to travel between two terminals? check here and how to go between Pudong airport and downtown? it’s here) Read More…
Airlines in Pudong airport terminal 1 Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Pudong international airport has two terminals in use. Although two terminals are linked by shuttle bus, reaching either one from the other will take time. So stop at the right terminal is the way to avoid headache. If you happen to get the wrong terminal, this is a direction to help you out. About travel between downtown and Shanghai Pudong airport, options are here.
Which airlines are in Pudong airport terminal one? check the list below: (Last update on July 6,2010 from pudong airport) Read More…
Airlines in Hongqiao airport terminal one Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Hongqiao airport terminal 1, a major transport hub in Shanghai, now is more quiet than before Hongqiao airport terminal two has been opened to the public. Most airlines have moved to new airport terminal, but few still land in terminal 1 every day. Because Hongqiao airport terminal 2 and 1 don’t have any walkway to link together, passengers should take free shuttle bus to either one about 10 minutes. So check airlines landing in airport terminal 1, and plan your journey advance. Read More…
China Budget Airline - China Spring Airline Friday, July 31st, 2009
China Spring Airline might be the first and the only budget airline currently in China. I flew with China Spring Airline twice so far for personal travel, both because I couldn’t get the train tickets to the destinations at that time and found the price of China Spring Airline was even cheaper than train tickets. Read More…
English Service by Shanghai Airlines Saturday, July 11th, 2009
I was told that Shanghai Arilines has English service to let you check information you want by operator.
In other day, I tried its English service to help my expat friend know how it works. I guess hot-line welcome message is not user-friendly at all to passengers who only speak English, and what I mean it will puzzle them a while to make sure Shanghai Airlines really has English service by hot-line. “For English Service, press 2″ is really hidden deeply by a long recording Chinese welcome plus promotion message. I am sure they need to learn from their counterpart in detail. It is devil in the details.
However, as you figure out they do have English service by hot-line, then thing will become easy. Basically after you listen a long Chinese message until the end, you will be prompted for your next step which is “For English Service, press 2″. Then a English-speaking customer representative started to help you, I think that’s not bad.
Anyway hope all your guys having user-friendly and enjoyable experience when staying in China.
Going to Vietnam by Shanghai Airlines, no stopover but imperfect time Thursday, July 9th, 2009
My father will have a business trip to Vietnam in the coming month. He asked me to help book an air ticket for him from Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) to Hanoi Airport (HAN).
Then I checked around and found there are several ways flying to Vietnam from Shanghai, but my father didn’t want stopover at Hongkong this time. And I ordered a round-trip ticket from Shanghai Airlines. But its departure or arrival time may not be perfect as I expect. Read More…
Shanghai airlines route map 2009 edition Tuesday, July 7th, 2009
Shanghai airlines is an air fleet which its main bases are Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao Airport.
Its flights are most concentrating on more than 170 “hub and spoke” routes which could reach to about 60 cities. And it became the member of Star Alliance in year 2007. On June 11, it was news that Shanghai Airlines will merge with China Eastern Airlines. Read More…