9 Air, China's first low-cost carrier based in Guangzhou, welcomed its first aircraft Saturday with the arrival of a Boeing 737-800 at Guangzhou Baiyuan International Airport (CAN).
9 Air posted a group of pictures of its first aircraft on its official Weibo account and unveiled its livery and logo. The 737-800 aircraft features nine circles in different colors and sizes on its fuselage and the striking "9" on both its tail and wing tips.
The budget airline is a joint venture between Juneyao Airlines and CTI, with Juneyao Airlines holding at least a 70% stake. The start-up will focus on secondary and third-tier cities from its hub at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. The carrier also has plans to expand to serve destinations in South Asia, East Asia and Northeast Asia once it has consolidated its domestic network.
9 Air plans to introduce two more Boeing 737-800 aircraft in a 189-seat, all-economy class configuration within this year.
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