Tianjin Airlines
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Tianjin Airlines (GS/GCR) is a major Chinese carrier founded in 2004, operating from its primary hub at Tianjin Binhai International Airport. With a fleet of 105 aircraft serving 104 destinations across China and the Asia-Pacific region, it offers scheduled passenger services across economy and business classes.
Fleet
Tianjin Airlines (IATA: GS, ICAO: GCR) is a Chinese airline established in 2004 as Grand China Express Air and rebranded as Tianjin Airlines in 2009. Operating under parent company HNA Aviation, the airline has grown to manage a fleet of 105 aircraft serving 104 destinations, making it a significant regional carrier in northeastern China.
The airline's primary hub is Tianjin Binhai International Airport, with secondary operational bases in Haikou, Hohhot, Ürümqi, and Xi'an. This network structure enables Tianjin Airlines to connect major Chinese cities and regional destinations, serving both domestic and international routes across the Asia-Pacific region.
The fleet comprises modern narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, including Airbus A320 and A321 families for regional operations, Airbus A330 for longer international flights, and Embraer E-190 and E-195 regional jets. This mix supports varied route requirements from short domestic hops to international services. Frequent flyers can join the Fortune Wings Club loyalty program for benefits across the network.