Chinese airline resumes flights to the Middle East
The southern China airline company on Sunday resumed its flights to the Middle East after a three months suspension.
A spokesman for the company in Juang Jo, the capital of Juang Dong district explained that the company resumed running three flights per week to Sharja, United Arab Emirates after it has ensured safe flights on this track.
The company had suspended its flights to the Middle East because of security fears coincided with the deployment of several American forces in the Gulf region in retaliation to the attacks against key US position on September 11, 2001. The Chinese company will use Boeing 757 planes in its flights to the region.
