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China Southern Airlines has been named the world`s fastest expanding airline and winner of the 2006 First Class Award by Ascend. Ascend, provider of information and consultancy to the global aerospace industry, reviewed the…
China Southern Airlines has been named the world`s fastest expanding airline and winner of the 2006 First Class Award by Ascend. Ascend, provider of information and consultancy to the global aerospace industry, reviewed the past year and assessed the numbers, considered the news and digested the forecasts to uncover who soared the highest in 2006.
China Southern Airlines captured the top spot on Ascend`s winners` rostrum. As the world`s fastest expanding airline, China Southern Airlines has taken delivery of more than 50 aircraft in 2006 – fully 30% more than its next closest rival U.S. carrier Southwest Airlines.
China Southern Airlines` success underscores just how rapidly the industry is expanding in China. The sustained growth is driving the global industry and in taking delivery of more than 50 aircraft this year China Southern Airlines? growth is outstripping everyone, said Mr. Gehan Talwatte, Managing Director, Ascend.
Additional honors went to industry stalwarts Boeing and Airbus share Ascend`s Business Class award and second place on the podium. Boeing is recognised for orders for the 787 and 737, and Airbus is rewarded for its expansion in China, and orders for the A320.
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