Air China's Beijing-New York Service Gets Major Boost With Upgrade To Boeing 777-300ER And Expanded Frequency

-The Big Apple joins other Air China North America gateways with fleet upgrade and expanded capacity-

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A special double treat awaits China and Asia-bound travelers from New York on March 31, 2013 when Air China, China’s exclusive national flag carrier, upgrades its aircraft to the state-of-the-art Boeing 777-300ER and increase its frequency from 7 to 11 per week for its nonstop New York-Beijing flights.

Date: 06 February 2013, 16:10 PM EST
Source: Air China
Related Sites: http://www.airchina.us
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A special double treat awaits China and Asia-bound travelers from New York on March 31, 2013 when Air China, China’s exclusive national flag carrier, upgrades its aircraft to the state-of-the-art Boeing 777-300ER and increase its frequency from 7 to 11 per week for its nonstop New York-Beijing flights. Video
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AIR CHINA’S BEIJING-NEW YORK SERVICE GETS MAJOR BOOST WITH UPGRADE TO BOEING 777-300ER AND EXPANDED FREQUENCY. The Big Apple joins other Air China North America gateways with fleet upgrade and expand.
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The “triple seven” has a wider cabin than any competing aircraft. Air China’s Forbidden Pavilion (first class) features eight luxury suites.
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Ten mood lighting variations in the Forbidden and Capital Pavilions, each timed to complement the different phases of a flight—from boarding through meal service, sleeping and pre-arrival.
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