April 27, 2001, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) announced the merger of nine airlines under his direction in the three giants known as China Southern Airlines Group, China Eastern Airlines Group, and Air China Group. Through consolidation of the airline industry in China, CAAC intends to help the domestic airlines to get competitive in the open market in preparation for the forthcoming accession of China into the WTO. This case examines the impact of the WTO on the aviation industry in China and CAAC feasibility solutions to reform China's aviation industry through consolidation. "Hide
by Zhigang Tao, Sang Hee, Pauline Ng Source: University of Hong Kong, 11 pages. Publication Date: January 2, 2002. Prod. #: HKU182-PDF-ENG
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