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Okay Airways gets OK to fly
Okay Airways looks set to become the first in a spate of private airlines to take to China's skies later this year. The airline plans to begin cargo and charter passenger flights with a fleet of six Boeing 737s from a base at Tianjin's Binhai International Airport.
With a launch capital of US$36.5m the company plans to operate leased aircraft.
Two other private airlines - United Eagle Airlines, based in Sichuan province, and Air Spring, based at Shanghai's ...
With a launch capital of US$36.5m the company plans to operate leased aircraft.
Two other private airlines - United Eagle Airlines, based in Sichuan province, and Air Spring, based at Shanghai's ...
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