Gulf Air expanding with two China flights
Bahrain flag carrier Gulf Air is expanding to China from January 2024.
The expansion plans into China were revealed at the recent Bahrain-China Investment Forum.
Gulf Air’s will launch China flights to Guangzhou and Shanghai.
“We are excited by the opportunity to expand our presence in the Asia-Pacific region with new flights to China,” said Jeffrey Goh, Gulf Air Group CEO.
“These flights will offer greater choice and flexible travel experiences for passengers and create new pipelines for trade.”
The timings have been designed to connect easily to destinations served by Gulf Air in the Middle East and Europe.
The China flights will be operated with Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Goh added: “We are confident these new flights will be appreciated by the international business community and those seeking exciting new leisure destinations.”
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