Grand China Air

Grand China Air (IATA CN, ICAO GDC) is a Chinese carrier within the Hainan Airlines group, formed in 2007 from the merger of Shanxi Airlines, China Xinhua Airlines and Chang An Airlines, with its main base at Haikou Meilan International Airport in Hainan and additional operations tied to its parent's network, including Beijing. Flying largely alongside Hainan Airlines, it serves domestic Chinese cities and some regional Asian routes rather than long-haul markets. The fleet is all-Boeing and narrowbody, built around the Boeing 737-800 in a two-class layout, which is the type covered by the seat maps here. The airline does not belong to a global alliance, though passengers can earn Fortune Wings Club miles.