'We Are Looking for a New Fleet,' Says China Airlines CEO

The video discusses China Airlines' recovery post-COVID, highlighting that passenger volume is at 50% of pre-COVID levels, with expectations to reach 70-80% by late 2023. Full recovery is anticipated by 2025. Cargo demand, which boosted revenue during the pandemic, is stabilizing, and the airline seeks a balance between cargo and passenger services. Fleet expansion includes new orders for Boeing Dreamliners and Airbus A321 Neos, with considerations for replacing the 777. Sustainability efforts focus on achieving net-zero carbon emissions, with costs likely impacting ticket prices.

What percentage of passenger volume has China Airlines recovered to compared to pre-COVID levels as of the first half of 2023?

• 90%

• 30%

• 50%

• 70%

By what year does China Airlines expect to return to pre-pandemic levels according to IOTA forecasts?

• 2026

• 2023

• 2024

• 2025

What is the anticipated balance between cargo and passenger services that China Airlines is aiming for?

• 60% cargo, 40% passenger

• 70% cargo, 30% passenger

• 30% cargo, 70% passenger

• 50% cargo, 50% passenger

Which aircraft model is China Airlines considering replacing with new fleet orders?

• Airbus A320

• Boeing 777

• Airbus A380

• Boeing 737

What is the cost comparison of sustainable aviation fuel to the current fuel used by China Airlines?

• Half the cost

• Same cost

• Double the cost

• Triple the cost