Air China begins A320 service on Shanghai-Chengdu-Mumbai route

Air China recently upgraded its flights services on its existing Shanghai-Chengdu-Mumbai route. The airline in a statement said that from now onwards Air China flights on Shanghai-Chengdu-Mumbai route would be served with the help of its new Airbus A320 aircraft.

The launch of upgraded A320 service would offer opportunity to the travelers to book Air China flights tickets at low fares on this route.
 
Air China opened a new chapter in the Sino-India aviation history with the launch of flights between Mumbai and Shanghai via Chengdu from May 2, 2012.

The airline is currently offering services to three important Indian cities, including Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi, from China. The airline operates more than 14 flights every week to these cities.

Air China is offering departures from Shanghai (Pudong), Chengdu and Beijing linking the Indian cities of Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.

The airline said that the business travelers would find it easier to conveniently connect to the two financial capitals – Shanghai and Mumbai – of both the countries, China and India.