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List of Airlines that Have Cancelled Flights to and From China over Coronavirus Outbreak

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Since the outbreak and massive spread of coronavirus, numerous sectors within the global economy have been greatly affected and air travel has not been left behind with many airlines announcing that they have cancelled flights to and from affected China.

Reports from global economists indicate that airlines could lose up to 502 billion shillings in revenue due to flight cancellations in and out of China as the world struggles to fight the coronavirus outbreak.

Commercial flight cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak began in January and were limited primarily to Wuhan, a central China metropolis where the virus was first detected.

Service suspensions quickly expanded across China—one of the world’s busiest travel markets. Major carriers like Delta, American Airlines, Qatar Airways and Air France went so far as to suspend all flights to mainland China, while dozens more stopped flying to some of its biggest cities.

About 70 airlines have so far cancelled their flights to China and some other parts of the Asian continent while 50 airlines have reduced their operations to the Corona-infested country resulting in huge losses in revenue.

Here is the list of the airlines that have cancelled flights to China over the coronavirus outbreak:

  1. Air Canada
  2. American Airlines
  3. Delta
  4. United Airlines
  5. Air India
  6. Air Seoul
  7. AirAsia
  8. All Nippon Airways
  9. Asiana Airlines
  10. Bamboo Airways
  11. Cathay Dragon
  12. Cathay Pacific
  13. Cebu Pacific
  14. China Airlines – Flights to and from Wuhan
  15. Eastar Jet
  16. HK Express
  17. Hong Kong Airlines
  18. IndiGo
  19. Japan Airlines
  20. Jeju Air
  21. Jetstar Japan
  22. Jetstar Pacific
  23. Korean Air
  24. Mandarin Airlines
  25. Myanmar Airways International
  26. Pakistan International Airlines
  27. Peach Aviation
  28. Philippine Airlines
  29. Scoot
  30. SilkAir
  31. SriLankan Airlines
  32. Thai Airways
  33. Thai Lion Air
  34. Turkmenistan Airlines
  35. T’way Air
  36. VietJet Air
  37. Vietnam Airlines
  38. EgyptAir
  39. El Al
  40. Emirates
  41. Etihad Airways
  42. Qatar Airways
  43. Saudia
  44. Turkish Airlines
  45. Air France
  46. Austrian Airlines
  47. British Airways
  48. Finnair
  49. Iberia
  50. KLM
  51. LOT Polish Airlines
  52. Lufthansa
  53. Neos
  54. SAS
  55. Ukraine International Airlines
  56. Virgin Atlantic
  57. Ethiopian Airlines
  58. Kenya Airways
  59. Royal Air Maroc
  60. RwandAir
  61. Air New Zealand
  62. Qantas Airways
  63. Virgin Australia

Source: Bloomberg

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