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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.

Known for its destinctive kagaroo logo, Qantas Airways, or simply Qantas, is Australia's largest airline and has their hub in Syndey. Within Australia, Qantas operates Gold Coast flights, Melbourne flights, Sydney flights, Canberra flights and more. Internationally, Qantas offers flights to destinations in Europe, Asia and the Americas including Singapore flights, New York flights and London flights.

With one of the most comprehensive global route networks in the world, United Airlines has non-stop flights from cities across the United States as well as flights to Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America. United Airlines operates hubs in 10 cities, including the four largest cities in the United States. For those traveling to China, United Airlines offers non-stop flights between New York and Beijing as well as non-stop flights between New York and Shanghai. Passengers also benefit from United Airlines status as a Star Alliance member, gaining a number of benefits from the worldwide network.

Tianjin Airlines is a Chinese regional airline that operates passenger and cargo flights based out of Tianjin, a city in the northeast region of China. Tianjin Airlines began operating in 2007 and operates a fleet of 74 planes and services 63 individual destinations. It is a subsidiary of Grand China Air Company Ltd.

Mandarin Airlines is a subsidiary of China Airlines. Based in Taipei, Taiwan, Mandarin Airlines provides domestic Taiwan flights as well as flights to Mainland China including Changsha, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Ningbo, Hangzhou and Shenyang,and international destinations including Japan Ishigaki Airport, Osaka Kansai Airport and Tokyo Narita Airport, Macau, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and South Korea. Regional Taiwan routes include flights to Kinmen, Kaohsiung, Taipei, Machung and Taitung.

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.