Southern Airlines opens the air route of Shenzhen-Ganzhou-Beijing

Published on June 3, 2009 by connie | This story has been viewed 583 views

The Airbus 319 of Southern Airlines took off from Ganzhou Airport on June 1st around 4 pm, which indicated that the air route of Southern Airlines from Shenzhen via Ganzhou to Beijing Capital City Airport had been opened. The maiden voyage of Southern Airlines’air route of Shenzhen-Ganzhou-Beijing makes the number of cities that are opened to air traffic increased to 9 and the aviation access of Ganzhou has been further improved.

Southern Airlines realize maiden voyage of the air route of Shenzhen-Ganzhou-Beijing

On June 1st around 4 pm, an Airbus A319 of China Southern Airlines with flight number of CZ3227, from Shenzhen to Ganzhou, landed at the Ganzhou Huangjin International Airport, which indicated that the maiden voyage of Southern Airlines’ air route of Shenzhen via Ganzhou to Beijing had been realized and a convenient “air bridge” connecting Shenzhen, Ganzhou and Beijing had been built up.

From June 1st, the round-trip flight from Beijing, via Ganzhou to Shenzhen, carried by Airbus A319/320, will fly one time per day. The go flight CZ3227 of this air route departs from Shenzhen at 13∶55, arrives at Ganzhou at 14∶45, departs from Ganzhou at 15∶25 in another flight with flight number of CZ3255 for the second section of the voyage and arrives at Beijing at 17∶25. The return flight CZ3256 takes off from Beijing at 18∶25, arrive at Ganzhou at 20∶25, CZ3228 flight departs from Ganzhou at 21∶10 and arrive at Shenzhen at 22∶10. In addition, the cost for the airline from Ganzhou to Shenzhen is at fire sale price of 180 Yuan and the cost for the airline from Shenzhen to Ganzhou is only 120 Yuan.

It’s reported that the open of this airline increases the number of the cities that are open to the air traffic to 9 and improve the aviation network distribution of our city, which is benefit for the prosperity of Ganzhou’s airline markets and will be valuable for strengthening the city’s ties with Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macao.

Shenzhen Post staff Connie contributes to the story.
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