There are several airlines (including private ones) in China.

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China Eastern Airlines.

The head office is located in Shanghai Hongqiao Airport, with more than 200 planes, with Airbus as the main force.

One of the three major state-owned airlines.

The sign is a little swallow.

China Southern Airlines.

Headquartered in Guangzhou, it has the largest number of aircraft among national airlines.

One of the three major state-owned airlines.

The logo is a kapok plant.

China International Airlines.

Headquartered in Beijing, it is the richest airline in China, and the charter flights of national leaders are all owned by Air China.

The symbol is a phoenix flying high.

Sichuan Airlines.

Chengdu-based local airlines.

The sign is that a seagull is flying over the sea.

Shanghai Airlines.

Headquartered in Shanghai, it is the best airline in China. With Boeing fleet as the main force.

Local airlines.

The sign is a flying goose.

Shandong airlines.

Headquartered in Jinan.

Local airlines.

The sign is not very clear, and I didn't see much.

Shenzhen Airlines.

Local airlines. Shenzhen is the base.

The symbol is a soaring bird.

Hainan Airlines.

The fastest-growing local airlines annexed Xinjiang Airlines.

This sign is strange and difficult to describe.

There are also private airlines.

Chunqiu, ok, Eagle United.

Chunqiu's headquarters is in Shanghai Hongqiao Airport.

Ok, the headquarters of Eagle United are all in Chengdu.

In addition, a new private airline has been established in Wuhan.

It's called East Star Airlines.