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Manchu Airways
ㄇㄢㄗㄨ ㄏㄤㄎㄨㄥ ㄍㄨㄥㄙ
Mǎnzú hángkōng gōngsī
Manchu Airways Logo
IATA
MA
ICAO
MAW
Callsign
MANCHUAIR
Founded 13th March, 1956
Commenced operations 24th July 1956
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Secondary hubs
Frequent flyer program SkyGlobe
Member lounge Orchid Lounge
Alliance SkyTeam
Subsidiaries Manchu Aircargo
Manchu Airservices
Fleet size 154
Destinations 59
Company slogan Travelling the Manchurian Road
Headquarters Harbin, Manchuria
Key people Li Xueling (CEO)
Revenue Green Arrow Up Darker 元93.9 billion
Website www.manchuairways.com


Manchu Airways Co. Ltd (Chinese: ㄇㄢㄗㄨ ㄏㄤㄎㄨㄥ ㄍㄨㄥㄙ; Mǎnzú hángkōng yǒuxiàn gōngsī) commonly known as Manchu Airways is the flag carrier and largest airline in Manchuria. Headquartered in Harbin its primary hubs are the Harbin Taiping and Shenyang Taoxian international airports, with its secondary hubs being the Dalian Zhoushuizi and Changchun Longjia international airports. It currently operates in 34 countries.

Manchu Airways was founded in 1956 as a state owned enterprise being at first supplied by Aeroflot. It went through substantial reform in the 1980's when it was remodelled to be a more modern, luxury airline. This process continued into the 1990's whereby certain parts of the airline were privatised to the point where the Manchu government owned around 65% of the companies shares. In 2014 following economic contraction the Manchu government announced Manchu Airways would be completely privatised by 2017 and started to sell their shares.

Manchu Airways is the parent company to Manchu Aircargo and Manchu Airservices as well as being a member of SkyTeam. The majority of its fleet being Boeing aircraft, Manchu Airways reputation has improved after it implemented stricter regulation and improving its services during the 2000's.

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