China Southern moves to LA's Tom Bradley Terminal

12/12/2006 10:50:28 AM

CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINES has moved to the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport after more than nine years at Terminal 5. The move is intended to provide the airline's customers with more international flight connections throughout the Americas. Although the relocation to the new terminal is expected to "significantly" change China Southern's transpacific service between China and the US using Boeing 777 aircraft, the airline said in a statement that Delta customers will continue to enjoy code-share benefits on the airline's transpacific flights. China Southern Airlines is the only mainland airline to offer non-stop service between Los Angeles and Guangzhou. Asian Shipper News

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