Continuing to look at China Airlines, this print advertisement from last year details the carrier's trans-Pacific schedule to North America. Below the lovely kaleidoscopic imagery, a table details the schedule and frequency of flights from five gateways to Taipei Taiyoun: Honolulu, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Vancouver. Up until 2008, China Airlines flew to Seattle as well.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2016
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China Airlines: Direct Flight Non-Stop from Rome to Taipei, November 2016
A back-lit billboard currently gracing the departures halls of Rome Fiumicino Airport, promoting China Airlines's hub at Taipei as a gateway to the "Extreme Orient" and Oceania. Although the dotted lines land on countries, not specific cities, there are a lot of options of the Italian traveler headed east, as CAL links to three cities in Australia, two in New Zealand, two in Malaysia, and a dozen in Japan. Indonesia and the Philippines are also served but are not shown on this advertisement's map.
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Auckland,
Brisbane,
Busan,
China Airlines,
Chitose,
Christchurch,
Fukuoka,
Georgetown,
Hiroshima,
Hong Kong,
Kagoshima,
Kuala Lumpur,
Melbourne,
Nagoya,
Osaka,
Rome,
Seoul,
Sydney,
Taipei,
Tokyo
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