Hainan Airlines to Start three New Non-stop Services to US
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China’s Hainan Airlines has revealed it is starting three new non-stop services between the United States and China as part of a planned large scale expansion in North America.
Beginning with June 15th, service will be launched to Beijing from Silicon Valley’s Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport.
On June 15th, flights to Shanghai Pudong Airport will start departing from Boston's Logan Airport and on June 20th, flights will begin on the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to Shanghai Pudong route.
Hainan Airlines will deploy two Boeing 787 Dreamliners on the San Jose to Beijing route five times weekly: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with the flights departing early in the afternoon.
Boston to Shanghai flights will be operated three times per week, in the afteroon: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
On the Seattle to Shanghai route, Hainan will use two-class Airbus A330-200 four times per week: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, with midday takeoff times.
Flights take off from Boston at 16:25 and touch down in Shanghai at 19:35 the following day. Return flights take off from Shanghai at 11:45 and land in Boston at 14:25 the same day. Flight time will be 14 hours and forty minutes eastbound and15 hours ten minutes westbound.
Connections with Hainan's airline partners, such as JetBlue, allows customers to connect to new destinations throughout the United States and Canada.
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