Juneyao Air Expands Shanghai-Europe Direct Flight Connections for Summer 2025 Travelers

Monday, December 30, 2024

Juneyao Air has unveiled plans to enhance its flight services from Shanghai to several European destinations for the summer 2025 season, reinforcing its growing presence in the region.

Starting April 13, 2025, the airline will increase the frequency of its Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) to Athens route from three to four weekly flights. This route, operated by Boeing 787-9 aircraft, was launched in April 2024 as the first direct connection between Shanghai and Athens.

In addition to Athens, the airline will also boost its Shanghai to Brussels route from three to four flights per week. Meanwhile, its service to Manchester will expand significantly, offering daily flights between June 21, 2025, and October 9, 2025.

Juneyao Air will continue to operate four weekly flights from Shanghai to Helsinki, Finland. From Zhengzhou, passengers will have access to flights to Helsinki with four departures weekly and to Milan Malpensa Airport with two flights per week.

The airline is also focusing on delivering a seamless travel experience by investing in enhanced inflight services and passenger comfort on its European routes. Travelers can expect upgraded cabin amenities and personalized services designed to cater to the preferences of both leisure and business travelers.

These expanded services reflect Juneyao Air’s commitment to strengthening connectivity between China and Europe, catering to the growing demand for travel and enhancing accessibility for passengers.

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