China apos;s Troubled HNA Group Owns Stakes In More Than A Dozen Airlines
Feb 1 (Reuters) - Creditors of China's HNA Group on Friday applied to a Chinese court for the company to be placed in bankruptcy and restructured.
The assets include stakes in more than a dozen airlines, led by its flagship firm Hainan Airlines, China's fourth-biggest carrier and the largest one that is not state-owned.
The airlines have more than 500 narrowbody planes and 100 widebody aircraft, according to data from industry publication Leeham News and Analysis.
1.
Hainan Airlines
Headquarters: Haikou
Fleet size: 220 planes
2. Tianjin Airlines
Headquarters: Tianjin
Fleet size: 97 planes
3. Capital Airlines
Headquarters: Beijing
Fleet size: 85 planes
4.
Lucky Air
Headquarters: Kunming
Fleet size: 53 planes
5. China West Air
Headquarters: Chongqing
Fleet size: 35 planes
6. Hong Kong Airlines
Headquarters: Hong Kong
Fleet size: 28 planes
7. Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines
Headquarters: Nanning
Fleet size: 27 planes
8.
Fuzhou Air
Headquarters: Fuzhou
Fleet size: 16 planes
10. Urumqi Air
Headquarters: Urumqi
Fleet size: 15 planes
11. Suparna Airlines (formerly Yangtze River Express)
Headquarters: Shanghai
Fleet size: 11 planes
12.
Air Changan
Headquarters: Xian
Fleet size: tour nam ninh 11 planes
13. Air Guilin
Headquarters: tour nam ninh Guilin
Fleet size: 11 planes
14. Africa World Airlines
Headquarters: Accra, Ghana
Fleet size: 8 planes
15. China Grand Air (formerly China Xinhua Air)
Headquarters: Haikou
Fleet size: tour nam ninh 3 planes
16.
Deer Jet (private jets for charter)
Headquarters: Beijing
Fleet size: 3 planes (Reporting by Jamie Freed in Sydney; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)
