jayflyingOP台南 - Tainan•

The Chinese aviation body said that the remaining four airlines had submitted a two-week extension to audit their website, as full "rectification" had not been completed.

CAAC did not make clear what more is expected before it is fully satisfied with the change but said it would pay close attention before deciding to take action.

More absurd requests incoming in 3...2...

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aszua•

US airlines' websites being audited by China......when did we become a colony again? Did we get annexed recently and I didn't notice? This is absurd to the extreme. Imagine if we tried to audit, say, Australia's aviation websites and demand that they make changes to our satisfaction.

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eneka•

If there's money to be made, then they'll comply. China's aviation industry is booming right now. Dont display "china" under Taiwan? The no slots for you at our airports. It's all about $$$

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[deleted]•

feel free to exit

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hawaiian717•

From what I can see, the US airlines are removing the country reference entirely for the affected airports. On Delta’s and United’s site, if you search for any airport in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, or China, you get only the city name with no country reference. American lists China as the country for the PRC cities but city only for Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

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loscrimmage•

The demand is clear, comply, or go do business somewhere else. I can't possibly see this is misunderstood. If Taiwan wants US company's shareholders to sacrifice, some $$$ compensation is needed. Real hard cash, not just hollow words.

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17_character_limit•

Yes, go do business where Taiwanese people aren't the Airlines' majority customer on the routes in and out of Taiwan...

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