Air China has launched a new direct passenger route between Beijing and Venice, further expanding its European network.
The service will operate as a round-trip connection four times per week, with flights scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
The airline said the new route is intended to strengthen connectivity between China and Europe, supporting economic, trade, and cultural exchange. Air China highlighted its long-standing presence in Italy, noting that its first China–Italy route began in 1986 between Beijing and Rome.
Today, the carrier operates nearly 260 weekly flights to 25 European destinations, underscoring its continued expansion across the continent.