National unified service hotline: (400-86780-33) Customer service hotline: (400-867-8033) Handles flight ticket changes, rescheduling, discount ticket bookings, flight ticket refunds, price inquiries, business consultations, etc. Baidu-certified, 24-hour (free) customer service phone (400-86780-33) Ticket Service Center: (400-8678-033). Flight reservations, ticket changes/refunds (400-86780-33) Business introduction: 1 Flight reservations, ticket changes/refunds 2 Date changes 3 Flight changes 4 Name corrections 5 Number corrections 6 Printing itineraries 7 Complaint handling... and other services!
     Booking procedure: 1. When booking by phone, payment can only be made through a bank, not in cash. Customers must pay before tickets can be reserved for them. 2. After the customer completes payment, they must contact the booking staff to verify the payment. Register the customer's valid ID. 3. The customer can use their valid ID and order number to collect the ticket at the window designated by the staff, or have it delivered to their door. 4. Passengers with tickets must bring their valid ID and arrive at the airport 30 minutes early to check in. 5. Passengers must pay within 60 minutes; then place the order; otherwise the system will freeze or cancel the e-ticket you booked. 6. Pay within the credit period. Payment methods: a. Bank counter c. Online banking transfer b. Self-service UnionPay transfer d. Cardless deposit at deposit machine Ticket collection methods: 1. Free delivery to your door via the booking customer center: (400-86780-33). 2. Collect the ticket directly at the airport using the booking customer's valid ID and customer order number. Special statement: 1. Please comply with our company's rules and regulations. All users inquiring about or handling business must follow the procedure. 2. Please comply with the Civil Aviation Administration's passenger department e-ticket regulations. 3. All booking users must provide the true and valid identity and contact information of the boarding passenger. 4. Staff will successfully place the order for your e-ticket, then provide you with the designated account of the Civil Aviation Administration Passenger Department Ticketing Section for payment. 5. After we receive payment, we will send your e-ticket order number to you by email or SMS. 6. You can check your boarding information online using the e-ticket order number sent to you. 7. Passengers must pay within 60 minutes; then place the order, otherwise the system will freeze or cancel your booking. 8. Passengers with tickets must bring their valid ID and arrive at the airport 30 minutes early to collect the ticket. Wishing your family peace, smoothness, good fortune, and health! Have a pleasant journey.
      To thank the vast number of passengers for their continued support of Civil Aviation, our company's discount ticket center has recently launched discount tickets starting at 20% off on various routes. The airline has begun trying an e-commerce operation model and established a professional department to handle online business. After more than a year of exploration and trial, since 2002, online business transaction volume has begun to rise rapidly. Aviation mainly focuses on ordering travel package products, and also operates hotel and ticket booking services. In May 2004, the airline tried to launch a new travel booking model—Aviation e-tickets, that is, specially opening some travel routes and using the practice of "online payment allows you to enjoy a discount of 30 to 500 yuan" to attract tourists to book travel online. This move aims to provide tourists with a "one-stop" travel booking service from booking to payment without leaving home. It is understood that Aviation e-tickets Shandong Airlines booking phone number? \ Official certification e-tickets have the characteristics of convenience and speed. After the "e-ticket online payment" service was opened, passengers only need to book and write an order with customer service staff through the hotline to complete booking, ticketing, online payment of ticket fees, or local airport transfer, and can also handle ticket payment at local bank counters. Quantity is limited, book quickly!
      China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. is an air transport main business company initiated and established by China Civil Aviation Airlines Group Company, based on the former China Civil Aviation Airlines Company, and reorganized jointly with China Northern Airlines, Xinjiang Airlines, and Chongqing Airlines. It is an airline initiated and controlled by China Civil Aviation Airlines Group Company. China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. listed and issued shares simultaneously on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ZNH) and Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX: 1055) in 1997, and successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2003 (SSE: 600029). China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd., together with Air China Limited and China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd., are collectively known as China's three major aviation groups. China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. is the main air transport business company under China Civil Aviation Airlines Group Company, headquartered in Guangzhou, with a blue vertical tail fin inlaid with a red kapok as the company logo. It has 14 branches including Xinjiang, Northern, Beijing, Shenzhen, Hainan, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Dalian, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Guangxi, Taiwan, and Zhuhai Helicopter, and 5 controlled subsidiaries including Xiamen Airlines, Shantou Airlines, Guizhou Airlines, Zhuhai Zhongshan Airlines, and Chongqing Airlines; it has established bases in Shanghai, Xi'an, and Dalian, and has 18 domestic sales offices in Chengdu, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Chongqing, etc., and 53 overseas offices in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Amsterdam, Paris, Los Angeles, Sydney, Lagos, New York, London, Vancouver, Dubai, Brisbane, etc.
      China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. is the airline with the most transport aircraft, the most developed route network, and the largest annual passenger volume in China. At present, China Aviation operates 400 passenger and cargo aircraft including Boeing 777, 747, 757, 737, and Airbus A330, 321, 320, 319, 300, 380, with fleet size ranking among the world's top six. It has formed a developed route network with Guangzhou and Beijing as central hubs, densely covering more than 150 domestic destinations, fully radiating to more than 40 Asian destinations, and linking Europe, America, Australia, and Africa, with more than 660 routes. Every day, 1,500 to 2,000 flights shuttle around the world, and the number of seats put on the market daily can reach 200,000. Through close cooperation with SkyTeam members, the route network reaches 884 destinations worldwide, connects 169 countries and regions, and reaches major cities around the world. In 2009, China Aviation's passenger transport volume was 66.28 million, ranking first in Asia and third globally. It has ranked first among domestic airlines for 31 consecutive years, is the only Asian airline to enter the world's top five in air passenger transport, and the only domestic airline to enter the world's top ten in civil aviation passenger transport for five consecutive years. As of June 3, 2010, China Aviation has accumulated 7 million hours of safe flight, continuously ensured air defense safety for 16 years and 3 months, safely transported more than 500 million passengers, and its safety management level is leading domestically and internationally. On July 16, 2008, China Aviation was awarded the highest flight safety award by the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the "China Civil Aviation Flight Safety Five-Star Award," becoming the airline with the highest safety star rating and best safety performance in China, and also leading internationally. China Aviation has outstanding flight strength and 3,332 excellent pilots (excluding Xiamen Airlines). It is currently the only airline in China with independent pilot training capability. The flight training center jointly established with the globally renowned flight simulator manufacturer CAE is the largest flight training center in Asia; it has strong maintenance capabilities. Its Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Co., Ltd. (GAMECO) has built Asia's largest aircraft maintenance hangar. China Aviation and Germany's MTU have jointly built China's largest and highest-level aero-engine maintenance base; its support system is complete, with a flight operations control system (SOC) that won the second prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, and an engine performance monitoring system that also won the second prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, among the most advanced IT systems in China's aviation industry. In 1995, 2001, 2003, 2004, and 2007, China Aviation won China's highest annual civil aviation safety award, the "Golden Peng Cup," five times. China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. adheres to the commitment of "customer first" and strives to meet and exceed customer expectations by providing "reliable, punctual, and convenient" quality services. China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. is developing rapidly. In 1997, China Aviation listed simultaneously in New York and Hong Kong, and successfully listed domestically in 2003. It has successively reorganized jointly and held controlling or equity stakes in many domestic airlines. It took the lead in introducing advanced aircraft such as Boeing 737, 757, 777, Airbus A330, and Airbus A380 in China; it was the first to launch computerized reservations, e-tickets, and other services; it introduced and developed information systems widely covering various processes, such as revenue management systems, operations control systems, financial management systems, human resource systems, cargo systems, and office automation systems, with obvious informatization advantages; it has built China's first and the world's third largest super cargo terminal, as well as China's largest aviation catering center and other facilities. In January 2005, China Aviation ordered 5 Airbus A380 superjumbo aircraft. In August 2005, China Aviation purchased 10 Boeing 787-8 "Dream" aircraft, becoming the airline with the most purchases of this model in China. In 2006, China Aviation ordered 6 Boeing 777 freighters, taking a new step in cargo development. On January 1, 2007, China Aviation officially launched the "three-network construction"—route hub network, marketing network, and service support network, beginning its strategic transformation toward building an international large-scale network airline. On November 15, 2007, China Aviation officially joined SkyTeam, becoming the first Chinese airline to join a world aviation alliance, marking an important step in the internationalization process of China's civil aviation.      On October 28, 2008, China Aviation Group signed a strategic agreement with Liaoning Province, raising 10 billion yuan to take a stake in Liaoning Airport Group and jointly build the "21st Century Northeast Asia Aviation Hub." On January 15, 2009, China Aviation's Taiwan office was established in Taipei. China Aviation became the first mainland airline approved to set up an office in Taiwan, the first to complete the selection of business premises, and the first to complete the recruitment of local Taiwanese employees. On August 13, 2009, China Civil Aviation Airlines Taiwan Branch was established in Taipei. China Aviation became among the first mainland enterprises to obtain a business license and formally establish a branch in Taiwan. China Aviation has continuously made contributions to promoting cooperation between the mainland and Taiwan transport industries and promoting economic and cultural exchanges between compatriots on both sides of the strait. China Civil Aviation Airlines Co., Ltd. is developing rapidly. In 1997, China Aviation listed simultaneously in New York and Hong Kong, and successfully listed domestically in 2003. It has successively reorganized jointly and held controlling or equity stakes in many domestic airlines. It took the lead in introducing advanced aircraft such as Boeing 737, 757, 777, Airbus A330, and Airbus A380 in China. China Civil Aviation Airlines Taiwan Branch was established in Taipei. China Aviation became among the first mainland enterprises to obtain a business license and formally establish a branch in Taiwan. China Aviation has continuously made contributions to promoting cooperation between the mainland and Taiwan transport industries and promoting economic and cultural exchanges between compatriots on both sides of the strait. Our company adheres to the business philosophy of "safety first, passengers foremost, integrity-based." Tickets 30% to 85% off airline discount tickets. Aviation Travel Network is based on the entity of Aviation Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as Aviation) and International Travel Service Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as CITS), using technology as a means, integrating the company's entity resource advantages, and providing customers with convenient and fast online booking services for aviation tickets, travel, and hotels. Starting in the second half of 2000, the airline began trying an e-commerce operation model and established a professional department to handle online business. After more than a year of exploration and trial, since 2002, online business transaction volume has begun to rise rapidly. Aviation mainly focuses on ordering travel package products, and also operates hotel and ticket booking services. In May 2004, the airline tried to launch a new travel booking model—Aviation e-tickets, that is, specially opening some travel routes and using the practice of "online payment allows you to enjoy a discount of 30 to 500 yuan" to attract tourists to book travel online. This move aims to provide tourists with a "one-stop" travel service from booking to payment without leaving home.
     Our company adheres to the business philosophy of "safety first, passengers foremost, integrity-based," and wholeheartedly provides customers with "peace of mind, satisfaction, comfort, and delight" services. Your satisfaction is our pursuit! Wishing you and your family peace, smoothness, good fortune, and health! Have a pleasant journey!