Air China opens Daxing–Europe routes as global network expands
Air China has launched two new direct European routes from Beijing Daxing International Airport to Frankfurt and Milan, expanding its international network. The new services will strengthen Beijing's connectivity with Europe and support growing exchanges in business, tourism, and people-to-people travel.
Air China, China's national flag carrier, has expanded its international network with two new direct European routes from Beijing Daxing International Airport. The Beijing Daxing–Frankfurt service began on April 28, 2026, while the Beijing Daxing–Milan route is scheduled to launch on June 13. The new services will improve Daxing airport's links with major international gateways and broaden its European network. Air China currently serves 23 destinations in Europe. The two new routes will be included in Air China's joint venture cooperation with Lufthansa, allowing passengers to benefit from closer network coordination and improved service connections. The launch is part of China's civil aviation sector's 2026 summer-autumn season, which includes 210 days of peak travel periods.
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