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Tag Archives: airlines
Stories of a changing Beijing
Old and new Beijing; rules on reconstruction; criticizing earthquake preparation and response; missionary activity; no photos of China from the air; Nat Geo on disasters; Interview with Xujun Eberlein.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged airlines, Beijing, earthquake, National Geographic, religion, Yu Qiuyu
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Expensive resignation
Zheng Zhihong (郑志宏), a airliner pilot, was judged by court to pay his employer, China Eastern Airlines, 1.4 million yuan in compensation to end his work contract.
The China Eastern Airline asked for 12.57 million yuan from Zheng to compensate the training cost that has been spent on him.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged air quality, airlines, Journalist, labor, Olympic torch relay, pilot protest, Run Run Shaw, The Beijing News, Tibet
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The father of hybrid rice looks at grain stores
Empty grain stores; Update from Lhasa; Namibia complains about China; New Zealand free trade; China Eastern strike; Pearl Buck
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged airlines, grain, Lhasa, Namibia; New Zealand;
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Air China flies to Pyongyang
Air China opens a route to Pyongyang.
Wen speaks to the media
28 years old Xie Wanli (谢万里）was caught by police in Zhangjiakou.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged airlines, flight regulations, Prison Break, Wen Jiabao
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Are frequent flyer programs just a scam?
A business talk about customer loyalty programs in China.
Posted in Airlines
Tagged airlines, business, frequent flyer
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China Clipper seaplanes
An old new reel about Pan Am’s China Clipper seaplanes.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged airlines, airmail, China Clipper, Pacific, Pan Am, post, U.S.A.
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Continental can’t speak Chinese
Continental Airlines thinks that 我的头发冷 means ‘my head is cold’ in Chinese.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, airlines, translation, transport
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