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Hainan confirmed it will resume operations between Beijing Capital and Oslo starting March 22nd. The flights will have three weekly frequencies and will be conducted with Airbus A330-300 aircraft configured for 292 passengers in two classes (32 seats in Business and 260 seats in Economy).

According to its website, the airline will perform this route every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, offering 876 seats per week on each leg. As services will be seasonal, the last flight is scheduled for October 25th.

In the Norway – China market, Hainan Airlines will be the only carrier with regular operations. Currently, Abu Dhabi, Baku, Bangkok, Doha and Dubai are the destinations provided by different companies from the Norwegian capital to Asia.

Schedule between Beijing and Oslo – Hainan

March 22nd to March 29th

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

 

March 30th to October 25th

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

 

The last scheduled flights between Norway and China were more than five years ago. During the European summer 2019, Hainan Airlines operated this same route with the same aircraft. Like this year, these services had been seasonal, but did not return the following years due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

“This route will provide a much-needed connection to China and strengthen Norwegian tourism, business, and seafood exports. The increasing trend of Chinese tourism to Norway is positive, and this direct flight will make it even easier for Chinese tourists to experience the best Norway has to offer,” said Ulv Elbirk, Director of Route Development at Avinor.

Network

Hainan Airlines will reach 16 regular destinations in Europe with the launch of Oslo. The Norwegian capital joins Belgrade, Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, Dublin, London, Madrid, Manchester, Milan, Paris, Prague, Rome, St. Petersburg and Vienna, its current services on the continent. In addition, with seasonal flights, it operates to Edinburgh from the Chinese capital.

Beijing and Shenzhen are Hainan’s main connections to Europe, with eight and seven, respectively. The company also serves European cities from Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Shanghai and Xi’An.

Map by gcmap.com
Belgrade
  • Beijing (PEK): 2 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

Berlin
  • Beijing (PEK): 5 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

Brussels
  • Beijing (PEK): 14 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shanghai (PVG): 4 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Budapest
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Dublin
  • Beijing (PEK): 2 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

London
  • Changsha (CSX): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Madrid
  • Chongqing (CKG): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Manchester
  • Beijing (PEK): 7 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

Milan
  • Chongqing (CKG): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Oslo · effective March 22nd
  • Beijing (PEK): 3 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

Paris
  • Chongqing (CKG): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Xi’An (XIY): 1 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

Prague
  • Beijing (PEK): 6 weekly · A333/789

 

Rome
  • Chongqing (CKG): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 3 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

St. Petersburg
  • Beijing (PEK): 2 weekly · Airbus A330-300

 

Vienna
  • Chengdu (TFU): 3 weekly · Airbus A330-300
  • Shenzhen (SZX): 2 weekly · Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

 

As well as Asia, the main market of its network, and Europe, Hainan operates to Africa, Latin America, Middle East, North America and Oceania.

Abu Dhabi, Auckland, Boston, Cairo, Dubai, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Mexico City, New York JFK, Seattle, Sydney, Tel Aviv, Tijuana, Toronto and Vancouver are part of Hainan’s regular schedule, in accordance with our database.

220 aircraft are part of Hainan Airlines

The Chinese airline has 187 Boeing aircraft, including Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737 MAX 8, Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, and the remaining 33 are Airbus, comprising Airbus A320neo, Airbus A330-200 and Airbus A330-300.

Hainan is scheduled to incorporate in 2025 its first Airbus A330-900neo, which has the test registration F-WWYV. The aircraft is being produced in Toulouse and its Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) is 2096.

Fleet

Aircraft Total Config Average age
Airbus A320-251N 3 C4Y168 0.5 years
Airbus A320-251N 3 C8Y156 0.5 years
Airbus A330-243 3 C36Y178 10 years
Airbus A330-243 4 C18Y242 15.5 years
Airbus A330-343 11 C24Y279 6.5 years
Airbus A330-343 9 C32Y260 13 years
Boeing 737-800 16 C8Y150 7 years
Boeing 737-800 9 C8Y156 14 years
Boeing 737-800 99 C8Y162 9 years
Boeing 737-800 1 Y179 24.5 years
Boeing 737-800 2 Y186 11.5 years
Boeing 737-800 5 Y189 9 years
Boeing 737 MAX 8 11 C8Y168 6 years
Boeing 737 MAX 8 6 Y189 5 years
Boeing 787-8 10 C36Y177 11 years
Boeing 787-9 3 C26W21Y247 6 years
Boeing 787-9 10 C30Y259 8 years
Boeing 787-9 15 C30Y262 7 years
TOTAL 219 10 years

The Hainan Airlines Group has more than 650 aircraft in its fleet, taking into account all subsidiaries. Air Changan, Beijing Capital Airlines, Fuzhou Airlines, Grand China Air, Hong Kong Airlines, Lucky Air, Tianjin Air Cargo, Tianjin Airlines, Urumqi Air and West Air belong to the group, which distribute the remaining jets.

Regarding fleet updates, in November 2024, Hainan reached an agreement with Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) for 40 new ARJ-21-700s, to be operated by Urumqi Air. This agreement is worth over $1.52 billion.

Hainan Airlines will be the 10th airline to have COMACs in its fleet, all of them Chinese except for TransNusa, which is from Indonesia.

Air China, China Express Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Chengdu Airlines, CFGAC, Genghis Khan Airlines, Jiangxi Air, OTT Airlines and TransNusa operate COMACs, being more than 150 active at publication time.

 


 

Cover photo: 5947 – JetPhotos (Beijing Capital – ZBAA – China)

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