China Southern Airlines will stop its direct Darwin to Guangzhou service after one year, with the last flight to China scheduled for December 3, ABC News Austra
According to ABC News Australia, China Southern Airlines is ending its direct service linking Darwin with Guangzhou in China. The route will be suspended after just one year of operations in the Northern Territory, the report said. The airline's final scheduled flight to China on the route is set for December 3.
Source: ABC News Australia.
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