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China Eastern Airlines
(Yunnan) has taken delivery of its first two Next-Generation Boeing 737-700s
modified for operations in some of the most remote, high-altitude regions.
The modifications include one hour of additional emergency oxygen supply and enhancements to the cabin pressure control system that allows operations at airports
located at up to 14,500 feet. These airplanes can use the high-elevation airports in Western China such as Lhasa and
Bangda.
"The high-altitude and extensive oxygen package will provide additional capability for China's carriers as they support the country's initiative to improve access and
service to western China," said Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice President, China Sales Rob Laird.
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