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   Is Air China a good airline?

   • Oh, and Air China has an average passenger rating of 3.6/10, on Airline Ratings. So: here’s what it’s really like to spend 11 hours on one of the ‘ dodgiest ‘ airlines in the Asia-Pacific, from the depths of economy. The seats are actually… not too bad

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   Does Air China have elite benefits?

   • Bottom Line: Air China doesn’t have the elite benefits and perks that you’ll find with other flag carrier airlines. Mileage bonuses, lounge access, and Star Alliance status are the primary benefits you’ll receive if you earn elite status in the PhoenixMiles program. Air China business class lounge. Image Credit: designs by Jack via shutterstock.com

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   Does Air China offer rewards?

   • However, Air China does provide limited-time opportunities to earn rewards that doesn’t involve flying. To keep updated, make sure to follow the carrier’s Facebook, Twitter and Special Offers page. Most PhoenixMiles members use their kilometers for award flights with Air China and partner airlines.

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   Is Air China safe?

   • Take note, Australians: this was $1,200 (to get to Europe, return) well spent (this Air China journey was just one leg). Not that you’d know it by the stereotypes, but Air China has a safety rating of 7/7, according to Airline Ratings. As coronavirus fears mount, you could be forgiven for cancelling your next Air China flight.

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   As a member of the Star Alliance, Air China operates non-stop flights to about 185 destinations across China and the rest of Asia, as well as the Middle East, Europe, Oceania, North America and South America.

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   • The Movie Selection Was Refreshingly Good
   • Breakfast Is… A Pleasant Surprise
   • Dinner Is OK, But The Chocolate Mousse Will Make You Feel Sick For Days
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   I don’t know if this is because I am sick of the same old up to date selection offered up by Qantas, Emirates and so forth, but Air China was the authentic meat pie to the more expensive airline’s overcooked souffle. I indulged in a Fast & Furious binge, followed up by Four Weddings & A Funeral. So don’t expect the latest Netflix specials, but if t...

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   If you can get over the fact that no-one has been able to wash their hands, considering the muck usually served in Cattle Class, Air China is pretty decent. Not as good as say, Qantas, but no worse than middle-ranked airlines in the Skytrax list. Oh and even though it is considered an inferior airline to Cathay Pacific, I’ll take Air China’s brekky...

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   Top tip: don’t greedily eat your partner’s chocolate mousse (after already having eaten yours), unless you fancy a sugar crash for the ages.

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   While this point may have been driven home on me extra hard as a) this was a night flight and b) my next flight after this was a day flight on Swiss Air, the cabin seemed more like an underground rave cave than a bright and breezy sky-carriage.

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   Call it poor planning on my part, or extreme negligence on the part of The People’s Republic Of China, but it was minus ten degrees in Beijing when I arrived, and not much warmer inside the airport. Add in I had just come from an Australian Summer (and had, as usual, left my jacket in my hold-luggage) and the fact that the airport was under constru...

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   All up, I do not regret flying Air China in the slightest. Take note, Australians: this was $1,200 (to get to Europe, return) well spent (this Air China journey was just one leg).

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   Not that you’d know it by the stereotypes, but Air China has a safety rating of 7/7, according to Airline Ratings.

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   Dress modestly, be mindful of your behavior, and learn a few key phrases in Mandarin. In conclusion, Air China is a great airline that offers a comfortable and safe journey to destinations around the world. By following the advice outlined above, you can ensure that your trip is safe, enjoyable, and memorable.

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   Oct 26, 2022 · 0. Air China is the flag carrier of the People’s Republic of China and is a member of Star Alliance. The Beijing-based airline flies to over 200 domestic and international destinations, including a few non-stop flights to the United States. See our list of the best credit card bonuses here. PhoenixMiles is Air China’s frequent flyer program.

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   Check our guide to flying with Air China to see what customers can expect onboard Air China flights for each cabin and the airport experience in Beijing. Air Travel Ratings & Reviews | Airline Rating and Reviews | Airport Rating and Reviews | Seat Reviews

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   such as the PhoenixMiles website, Air China app or Air China WeChat applet. (2) If you join via the PhoenixMiles website, Air China app or Air China WeChat applet, you can redeem mileage by using the password entered at the time of registration. This password can also be changed at any time via any of the self-service channels.

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Image Credit: designs by Jack via shutterstock.com. 50% mileage bonus, first class check-in counter, first class lounge access, and Star Alliance Gold status are the benefits to focus on in the highest Air China elite tier. The next tier below Platinum is Gold Status.