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Effective from 00:00 on May 8, 2025, counters F01-F18 located at Check-in Island F in Terminal 2 will undergo renovation and be temporarily closed for service.
During this period:
• First and business class passengers, along with Platinum, Gold, and Silver Card members of China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines, are advised to proceed to Check-in Island C.
• Passengers traveling to Chongqing, Xi'an, or Kunming with China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines should use counters A01-A07.
• Passengers of Hainan Airlines, Tianjin Airlines, Lucky Air, and Tibet Airlines should use counters E14-E18.
Please be aware that the specific counter assignments are subject to possible on-site adjustments by the respective airlines. The reopening schedule will be communicated separately. Thank you for your cooperation!
Shanghai's Pudong International Airport will handle its first commercial flight by homegrown aircraft ARJ21 on May 16, the Shanghai Airport Authority said.
The ARJ21-700 aircraft will ply a new route between Nanchang of Jiangxi province and Shanghai every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The flight will be operated by Jiangxi Air.
Developed and manufactured by the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) in accordance with international standards, the ARJ21 stands for Advanced Regional Jet for the 21st century. COMAC has delivered 25 ARJ21 to its clients since 2015.
While mainstream commercial aircraft are designed for long-distance flights between destinations with high travel demand, the short-to-medium range ARJ21 is catered toward less popular destinations in the region.
Jiangxi Air is the first carrier in East China to operate a flight by China's own regional aircraft. Its first ARJ21 flight from Jinggangshan Airport in Jiangxi province to the provincial capital of Nanchang took off on May 15.
CCTV reported that one-way tickets for this particular route can be as low as 290 yuan ($40.8).