Air China Launches Flights Between Beijing and Warsaw, Poland

Air China has launched flights between Beijing and Warsaw, Poland.

The flights, CA737/8 will operate four times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

The outbound flight departs from Beijing at 02:30 and arrives in Warsaw at 06:20.

The return flight departs from Warsaw at 14:10 and arrives in Beijing at 04:30 the following day.

Air China is operating the route with Airbus 330-200 aircraft featuring full-flat seats in Business Class and personal AVOD in all classes of service.

Warsaw sitting on the bank of the Vistula River is Poland's capital as well as political, economic and cultural center. Statistics show that 106,000 people traveled between China and Warsaw from June 2015 to May 2016, up 8.4% over the previous year.

In order to meet the ever increasing demand for travel between the two countries, Air China and LOT Polish Airlines, which are both member airlines of Star Alliance, will codeshare.

The Beijing - Warsaw route is Air China's second nonstop long-haul international service linking China to Central and Eastern Europe following the introduction of the carrier's Minsk - Beijing - Budapest nonstop route.

At present, Air China is the largest carrier between China and Europe, offering nearly 200 flights per week. The Beijing - Warsaw service brings the number of Air China's routes between China and Europe up to 24, serving 19 important European cities including London, Paris, Munich, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, Vienna, Geneva, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome and Milan.

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