Delta's Wong Says China-U.S. Nonstop Service Continues to Grow

The transcript discusses Delta's strategic focus on the growing Chinese market, highlighting strong demand and government policy shifts. It details Delta's partnership with China Eastern, emphasizing code sharing to access secondary cities without direct flights. The expansion plans for the new Beijing Airport are outlined, with Delta leveraging its hub-building expertise. The competitive landscape is addressed, with Delta's investment in new aircraft and premium services to maintain market leadership.

What is one of the main reasons for the strong demand for travel within China?

• The decline of the middle class

• The growth of the middle class

• The increase in international flights

• The decrease in government regulations

What type of partnership does Delta currently have with China Eastern?

• Franchise

• Merger

• Code share

• Joint venture

How does Delta access secondary cities in China?

• By acquiring local airlines

• By building new airports

• By flying directly to them

• Through partnerships and code sharing

What is Delta's strategy for expanding its market share in China?

• Reducing ticket prices

• Building new airports

• Increasing direct flights

• Focusing on strong partnerships

What is a key feature of Delta's new A-350 aircraft?

• Fewer seats for more legroom

• Open seating plan

• Sliding door cabins for privacy

• Increased cargo space

When is the new Beijing Airport expected to become operational?

• October 2021

• October 2019

• October 2020

• October 2018

What is Delta's approach to staying competitive in the market?

• Partnering with low-cost carriers

• Focusing solely on domestic flights

• Reducing the number of flights

• Investing in product differentiation