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China Airlines has destinations in Europe, Asia, America, Oceania and Taiwan and 74 aircraft. In 2012 China Airlines launched the World's First Trans-Pacific Climate Observation Flight.Dynasty Flyer is the airlines' frequent flyer program. China Airlines also operates a fleet of 19 cargo freighters to 38 destinations around the world.

Hong Kong Airlines was founded in 2001 under the name CR Airways before changing its name to Hong Kong Airways in 2006. The airline has a fleet of 26 planes and services 24 destinations. Their logo is centered around the bauhinia flower, a native species to Hong Kong.

The fleet of Scandinavian Airlines, also known as SAS, services 100 destinations around the world. Scandinavian Airlines is also a member of Star Alliance. Its main hubs are Copenhagen International Airport, Oslo International Airport and the Stockholm International Airport

Hebei Airlines, formerly branded Northeast Airlines and based in Shenyang, has flights from Shijiazhuang, Hebei, their main hub, as well as other China flight routes. The ambitious airline is also looking to add international flights.

Malaysia Airlines is the flag carrier for Malaysia, operating flights from Kuala Lumpur International Aiport. The airline operates Southeast Asia flights, East Asia flights, South Asia flights and Middle East flights as well as the "kangaroo route" between Europe and Australasia. Trans-Pacific destinations include Los Angeles and Tokyo.

Air New Zealand is the flag carrier for New Zealand, operating a fleet of 52 aircraft with domestic New Zealand flights and cargo flights as well as international passenger transport and cargo. The airline predomintely offers Australasia flights and the South Pacific flights, along with long-haul flights from New Zealand to Asia, Europe and North America. Air New Zealand is a member of the Star Alliance so passengers can gain frequent flier miles and other benefits between other member airlines.