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Air China, with the IATA code (CA) and the ICAO code CCA, is a full-service airline that flies domestic and international routes. From its main hub at Beijing Capital International Airport, the airline flies to cities all over the world (PEK).

The trade name Air China is owned by Air China Limited. Cai Jianjiang is the company's CEO. The headquarters are located in China.

Air China Limited manages the airline's operations under IATA (CA) and ICAO (CCA). This airline was founded in 1987. Air China has strived to meet more customers by innovating its services throughout its history.

Manage Your Air China Flights

Please keep in mind that you can only change your bookings if you make them through the website. Changes can be made as a guest or as a Phoenix Miles member.

  • All you have to do to manage your booking is going to www.airchina.com.
  • Locate 'Manage Bookings' once on the site. It is the top heading on the homepage. click on it.
  • Enter your ticket number and then call the airline's confirmation number. You can find it in your email. After that, enter your surname and family name.
  • Check the information you entered and then click Retrieve. On the screen, you will see all your current and previous bookings. Choose the most recent one and begin modifying it.
  • If you are having any problems then you can contact with customer service.

Get Cancellation and Refund Help

Air China takes a flexible approach, allowing passengers to cancel flights if the fare rule allows it. The Air China Manage Booking Helpdesk can assist you in cancelling your flight or obtaining a refund. The total amount of the refund, but, is dependent on a few circumstances:

Air China offers two types of tickets: refundable and non-refundable. Refunds are available for refundable tickets and vice versa. Depending on the fare option, passengers may receive half or one-fourth of the original flight price in some cases.

Air China Baggage Policy

Cabin Baggage

Passengers using Air China's services receive a cabin baggage allowance as part of their ticket price. The most size of luggage allowed in the cabin is 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm (L x W x H), with a weight of 5 kg.

Checked Baggage

Air China passengers are entitled to a free checked baggage allowance. Domestic flights allow passengers to bring up to 20 kg of luggage and international flights allow up to 23 kg.

Excess Baggage

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Disclaimer: The above information is provided as a general guide only and may be changed by the airline at any time without prior notice. For more information, contact the airline.

Air China Check-in

Web Check-in

Passengers can check in online via Air China's official website. To do so, go to the airline's check-in page by clicking here. The online check-in page is available one day before the scheduled departure time.

Airport Check-in

Airport check-in is available 180 minutes before the scheduled flight departure time at the Air China check-in counters. It's recommended that you check in at least one and a half hours before the airport's check-in and baggage drop counters close.

Kiosk Check-in

Air China passengers can use kiosk check-in services, which are available at the departure city airport depending on availability. Contact the airline for more information on this service. The check-in time is four hours before departure.

App Check-in

It is possible to check in using the airline's official mobile (Android/iOS) app. To do so, they must first install the Air China mobile application on their device. Check-in begins 24 hours before the flight's departure.

What are the services provided on Air China Flights?

Air China has a professional and efficient ground service team that can provide a wide range of ground services to domestic and international airlines, such as passenger entry and exit, VIP passenger services, special passenger services, transfer services, load balancing, first/business class lounge service, tarmac operations, cabin cleaning, baggage transportation, and special transportation services. We provide load-balancing services at over 100 airports in China and around the world, and we are the first domestic carrier to use a centralised load-balancing operations model.