2005Airfinance journalRequires access

China's low-cost revolution

Dominic Jones

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Subtitle: China's first private airline in 50 years has started service. But while more are on the way, foreign low-cost carriers could be the biggest threat to existing domestic airlines.

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Subtitle: China's first private airline in 50 years has started service. But while more are on the way, foreign low-cost carriers could be the biggest threat to existing domestic airlines.

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Subtitle: China's first private airline in 50 years has started service. But while more are on the way, foreign low-cost carriers could be the biggest threat to existing domestic airlines.

Key concepts: China, Subtitle, Business, Economy, Economics, Economic history, Political science, Law

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