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Hahn Air

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Hahn Air

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ICAO
HR
IATA
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Connecting China with affordable, reliable air travel.

Founded
1986
Headquarters
Beijing, China
China United Airlines (CUA) is a Chinese low-cost carrier operating under IATA code HR and ICAO code CUA, with the callsign LIANHANG. Founded from military aviation roots, the airline transitioned into a civilian carrier and has grown to serve numerous domestic routes across China. The airline is a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines Group, one of China's major state-owned aviation conglomerates. This relationship provides CUA with operational support and network connectivity within the broader China Eastern ecosystem. China United Airlines primarily focuses on domestic routes, offering budget-friendly fares to price-sensitive travelers. Its main base of operations is Beijing Nanyuan Airport, which was historically its primary hub before that airport's closure, after which operations shifted to other Beijing-area facilities.
Hubs & network
China United Airlines primarily operates from Beijing Capital International Airport and previously used Beijing Nanyuan Airport as its main base.
Fleet
China United Airlines operates a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 series narrowbody aircraft suited for domestic routes.
Notable facts
  • China United Airlines traces its origins to the People's Liberation Army Air Force before converting to civilian operations.
  • The airline is a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines Group.
  • Beijing Nanyuan Airport, its historic hub, was closed in September 2019 and operations were relocated.
  • CUA primarily serves domestic Chinese routes with a low-cost model.
  • The airline's ICAO callsign LIANHANG reflects its identity as a 'united' or 'joint' aviation operator.
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 Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.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 (2 legs)

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Route network

DUS → LUXCNJ
LUX → DUSCNJ

Fleet (aircraft types operated)