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Xiamen Airlines was the first private airline operating in China. The airline's main hubs are Xiamen, Fuzhou and Hangzhou. Xiamen Airlines operates 210 routes to over 50 major cities including Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Southeast and Northeast Asia.

Tibet Airlines, a regional subsidiary of Air China, launched in July of 2011 with a flight from Lhasa to Ngari. From its base at Lhasa Gongga Airport, the airline offers flights to 16 locations around Tibet in addition to flights to Chengdu, Chongqing, Xining and Lanzhou.

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.

Shanghai Airlines, which is a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines, operates a comprehensive domestic network and international network, with flights to many cities in China and international flights to Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Australia, India, the Philippines, Vietnam. Cambodia and Hong Kong, in addition to other international destinations. The airline was founded in 1985 and flies a fleet of 67 planes to 140 destinations.

Founded in 1989, Hainan Airlines is the largest privately-owned airline in China. Overall, it is the fourth largest in China in terms of fleet size. It flies both domestic and international routes, with 133 planes flying to 90 destinations around the world.

Air China or Air China Limited, headquartered in Shunyi District, Beijing, is the flag carrier for the People's Republic of China. According to fleet size, Air China is the 10th largest airline in the world. Destinations include routes to Asia, the Middle East, Western Europe and North America.