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China SSS

China

Airlines
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China SSS

China
155
Routes
6
Hubs
ICAO
9C
IATA
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Affordable travel connecting China's cities and beyond.

Founded
2004
Headquarters
Shanghai, China
China SSS, commonly known as Shenzhen Airlines or colloquially referenced under the IATA code 9C which actually belongs to Spring Airlines, requires clarification: IATA code 9C is assigned to Spring Airlines, a Chinese low-cost carrier headquartered in Shanghai. Spring Airlines was founded in 2004 and operates as one of China's leading budget airlines, offering domestic and select international routes. Spring Airlines focuses on providing low-fare air travel across China and to destinations in East and Southeast Asia, operating a single aircraft type fleet for operational efficiency. The airline is known for its no-frills service model, high seat density configurations, and ancillary revenue strategies typical of low-cost carriers. The airline is publicly listed and has grown significantly since its founding, becoming a major player in China's rapidly expanding aviation market. It competes with state-owned carriers by targeting cost-conscious travelers.
Hubs & network
Spring Airlines (IATA: 9C) operates primarily out of Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport.
Fleet
Spring Airlines operates an all-Airbus A320 family fleet, including A320 and A321 aircraft.
Notable facts
  • IATA code 9C belongs to Spring Airlines, not an entity called 'China SSS'.
  • Spring Airlines is China's first and largest low-cost carrier.
  • The airline was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2015.
  • Spring Airlines operates high-density seating configurations to minimize costs.
  • The carrier serves domestic Chinese routes as well as destinations in Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (153 legs)

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Route network

BKI → PVG320
BKK → PVG320
CAN → SHA320
CAN → SJW320
CGD → KMG320
CGD → SHA320
CGQ → PVG320
CJU → PVG320
CKG → LYA320
CKG → PVG320
CKG → SHA320
CKG → SJW320
CNX → PVG320
CSX → SHA320
CTU → SHA320
CTU → SJW320
DLC → HGH320
DLC → PVG320
DLC → SJW320
DYG → PVG320
HET → SJW320
HGH → DLC320
HGH → KWL320
HGH → SHE320
HGH → SJW320
HGH → SYX320
HGH → SZX320
HIA → HRB320
HIA → SZX320
HKG → PVG320
HKT → PVG320
HRB → HIA320
HRB → PVG320
HSG → PVG320
IBR → PVG320
JIQ → KMG320
JIQ → SHA320
JJN → SHA320
KHH → PVG320
KIX → PVG320
KMG → CGD320
KMG → JIQ320
KMG → MIG320
KMG → PVG320
KMG → SHA320
KMG → SJW320
KMG → ZYI320
KWE → SHA320
KWL → HGH320
KWL → PVG320
KWL → SJW320
LHW → PVG320
LYA → CKG320
LYA → SHE320
MFM → PVG320
MIG → KMG320
MIG → SHA320
MIG → SHE320
NKG → SHE320
NNG → SHA320
PVG → BKI320
PVG → BKK320
PVG → CGQ320
PVG → CJU320
PVG → CKG320
PVG → CNX320
PVG → DLC320
PVG → DYG320
PVG → HKG320
PVG → HKT320
PVG → HRB320
PVG → IBR320
PVG → KHH320
PVG → KIX320
PVG → KWL320
PVG → MFM320
PVG → NNG320
PVG → REP320
PVG → SHE320
PVG → SIN320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

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