Hainan Airlines; IATA HU: ICAO CHH: Callsign HAINAN: Country: China: Airline Founded : Oct 1989: Group / Part of: Hainan Airlines Group; Base / Main Hub: Haikou Meilan International Airport (HAK / ZJHK) Bases: Beijing Capital (PEK / ZBAA) Fleet Size: 223 Aircraft (+ 5 On Order/Planned) Average Fleet Age 1: 5.7 Years: Official Site: hainanairlines.com: Last updated on May 05, 2020. Hainan Airlines and other airlines have tried to cut their losses by putting foreign pilots on unpaid leave, Reuters reported on Tuesday. The operator is often praised for its high-quality service in mainland China. Most rumors about the Hainan group of airlines is that they will be carved up by China’s big 3 – Air China, China Eastern and China Southern. Hainan Airlines Boeing 787. Photo: Hainan Airlines Hard times. Earlier today, HNA Group responded that the founder and Chairman of HNA Group and Hainan Airlines, Chen Feng, went to the HNA Group Haikou hub to visit employees and to investigate the recovery of operation and production. One of the first projects under the belt of the group is Hainan Airlines. In 2000, HNA Group was established and became the third largest shareholder (7.31%) of Hainan Airlines.

Hong Kong Airlines… [citation needed] By 2003 Hainan, the main airline, overtook Chang'an as the fourth largest airline in China.In 2007 Grand China Air was established as the new holding company, when American Aviation became … There is very little reason for any of those 3 to maintain the brand names of Hainan group airlines if the company is carved up. It also controlled Shanxi Airlines, Chang An Airlines and China Xinhua Airlines. This has been terrible news for HNA Group (the parent company), and also for Hainan Airlines.

The multi-billion dollar company is a part-owner of Grand China Air and also owns 25 percent of Hilton Worldwide. HNA Group Co., Ltd. operates in aviation, holdings, capital, tourism, and logistics fields in China and internationally.


Company Overview. HNA Group has holdings in countless multinational corporations across the globe. While nothing has officially been announced, Bloomberg Law reports that the government of Hainan is in talks to take control of Hainan Airlines parent company HNA Group, as the company is unable to meet their financial obligations.