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Did United Ever Have To Have "United Asia Airlines" For Taiwan?
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Dec 14, 2020 | 4:05 am
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In the 90s BA also flew to TPE (via HKG) and those planes had "英亚" on their tails, I forget the English name. Maybe British Asia? But no United Asia.
Like you I also heard back then the US carriers were not flag carriers so did not have this problem. But SQ was the flag carrier for Singapore, right? I do not recall them every having a different name on their planes and they had a ton of flights to Taiwan back then. I do not recall exactly when they started Mainland China service, maybe by that time the rule was not being enforced. I would have thought it was before mid 2000s though.
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