Shenzhen Airlines has applied to begin flights on the Sanya-Osaka and Jinan-Shenzhen-Singapore routes from October.
The carrier hopes to have a seven-time weekly service on the Jinan-Shenzhen-Singapore routes, and twice-weekly on Sanya-Osaka, says the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
It plans to operate either Airbus A320 or Boeing 737 aircraft on the routes, adds the CAAC.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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