CHINA EASTERN

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CHINA EASTERN

• a world class airline

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CHINA EASTERN

• Introduction to CEA
• Route Network (China and Beyond)
• Shanghai
• A Superior Kind of Service

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CHINA EASTERN

• Introduction to CEA
• History
• Passengers
• Fleet

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INTRODUCTION TO CEA

• History
• CAAC reorganised in 1988, forming 6 major
  airlines
• Rapid expansion of traffic from 1989 to 1997 with
  tens of local carriers founded
• After M A, three major airlines established,
  China Airlines Group, Southern Airlines Group and
  Eastern Airlines Group

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INTRODUCTION TO CEA

• History (continued)
• CEA listed on HKSE and NYSE in 1997
• 1999 acquired China General Airlines
• 2001 acquired Great Wall Airlines
• 2004 commenced LHR-PVG operation

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INTRODUCTION TO CEA

• Passengers
• China ranked 23rd by IATA for passenger traffic
  in 1978
• By 2003, ranking increased to 5th in world
• Anticipation for growth rate of 10 between 2005
  and 2010, double the global rate
• CEA passengers have increased by nearly 100
  since 1999 to an estimated 15.5 million in 2004

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INTRODUCTION TO CEA

• The Fleet
• CEA Operate over 100 aircraft, estimated to be
  171 by the end of 2005 and around 250 by 2010
• The passenger jets have an average age of 4.3
  years per unit
• The fleet consists of new age Airbus and Boeing
  equipment
• 20 brand new Airbus A330 will be introduced from
  2006
• The LHR-PVG service is operated by A340-600 and
  A340 300 types

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ROUTE NETWORK CHINA BEYOND

• China
• SE Asia, Korea and Japan
• Australia

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CHINA BEYOND

• China
• 130 Cities served across China, including -
• 13 round trips daily between Shanghai SHA
  (Hongqiao) and Beijing, plus services ex PVG
• 14 round-trips daily between Shanghai PVG
  (Pudong) and Hong Kong
• 7 round trips daily from Shanghai SHA to
  Guangzhou, Kunming and Shenzhen

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CHINA BEYOND

• SE Asia, Korea and Japan
• International flights operated to BKK, DEL, KUL,
  HKT and SIN from Pudong
• 5 Korean cities served ex Shanghai
• China Eastern also fly from PVG to 7 Japanese
  cities

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CHINA BEYOND

• Australia
• Connecting services to Sydney operate via
  Shanghai PVG.
• Flights arrive in Pudong at 1625 and depart at
  2055
• Return services from SYD require an overnight
  stopover (see stopover hotels)
• Melbourne is also served from PVG twice weekly

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• The City
• Pudong International
• The Mag-Lev
• Stop-over hotels

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• The City
• Chinas most sophisticated, vibrant and
  cosmopolitan city
• Rapidly changing skyline, with huge economic
  development having a dramatic impact
• Great old and new contrasts
• Shopping, culture, heritage and entertainment

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• Pudong International Airport
• New airport (opened in 1999)
• One of the best equipped and most modern airports
  in the world
• Transfers to the City by taxi and bus as well as
  the high speed train, the Mag-Lev

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• The Mag-Lev
• New state of the art rapid train transfer from
  Pudong to the business district
• 30km trip takes 7 minutes! Cost - 3.00
• Reaches speeds of 430km/h (nearly 270mph)
• Mag-Lev means magnetic levitation - the train
  actually flies above a metal track
• The train operates to a connecting point for the
  Metro to downtown Shanghai ( taxis and buses)

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• The Mag-Lev (continued)

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• The Mag-Lev (continued)

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• Stop-over hotels
• Free stop-over is provided by CEA for passengers
  on flights that do not have a same-day connection
• 2 hotels currently in use -
• The Ramada Pudong Airport Hotel (4-Star)
• The Jin Li Hua Hotel (3-Star)
• The hotel is of high standard and transfers and
  breakfast are provided.
• Add an SSR entry in the booking if hotel is
  required (or call the office if this is not
  possible)

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SHANGHAI CEA GATEWAY

• Stop-over hotels (continued)
• Passengers will be provided with a voucher for
  their stay
• The CEA transfer desk in arrivals hall (after
  immigration and baggage reclaim) will ensure a
  smooth transfer to the hotel

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A SUPERIOR KIND OF SERVICE

• First Class
• Business Class
• Economy Class

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A SUPERIOR KIND OF SERVICE

• First Class
• 8 flat sleeper seats in A340-600 or 12 seats on
  A340-300
• 22 wide, 80 pitch
• Air France Lounge in T2, CEA First class Lounge
  in Shanghai
• Satellite telephone, laptop power point and
  individual interactive IFE system
• Superb choice of cuisine and wines

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A SUPERIOR KIND OF SERVICE

• Business Class
• 42 seats (2-2-2) with 165 degree recline
• 20 inches wide and 60 seat pitch
• Telephones and power points to ensure comfort to
  work as well as relax.
• State of the art IFE system
• Fine wines and excellent menus
• Lounges at LHR and PVG

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A SUPERIOR KIND OF SERVICE

• Economy Class
• Newly designed seats in 2-4-2 configuration
• 32 seat pitch
• Choice of Chinese or Western meals
• IFE including English language feature films
• Professional and friendly service, with an
  oriental flavour

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CHINA EASTERN

• a world class airline