CAA Approves Fewer Hualien-Bound Flights
The carrier may cut service when bookings are weak, and CAA data showed average load factors of 37 percent on Kaohsiung-Hualien and 44 percent on Taichung-Hualien.
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CAA approves fewer Hualien-bound flights
he Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) yesterday confirmed that it has agreed to allow Mandarin Airlines to reduce flight services from Kaohsiung and Taichung to Hualien amid consistently low load factors, but said it is still reviewing the airline’s application to completely suspend services. The a
CAA allows Mandarin Airlines to cut Hualien flights
Taipei, Aug. 27 (CNA) Taiwan's Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) has allowed Mandarin Airlines to reduce flights on two Hualien routes when passenger demand is weak, but has not approved the carrier's request to suspend the services altogether.
Mandarin Airlines has applied to suspend operations on its Hualien route due to low passenger load factors. The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) stated on the 27th that after a preliminary review, it requested Mandarin Airlines to provide supplementary explanations and, considering local needs, ultimately agreed to a gradual approach, allowing Mandarin Airlines to appropriately reduce flights if bookings remain poor. As for Uni Air's appli…
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