Asia Inflight rolls out China Airport as lifestyle title

<p>Asia Inflight, publisher of CAAC Inflight Magazine, is launching a </p><p>new, bi-monthly title aimed at high-income travellers passing through </p><p>major airports in China. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>China Airports Magazine is positioned as a consumer lifestyle title in </p><p>English and Chinese, covering such topics as sports, travel, business, </p><p>personal finance, health and fitness and new technology. Asia Inflight </p><p>president and publisher, Christophe d'Orey, said the magazine would </p><p>launch next month with an audited circulation of 200,000 copies. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>It will be distributed at 21 of the country's biggest airports, </p><p>including Beijing,Shanghai and Guangzhou. Distribution points will be </p><p>mainly in first and business class lounges as well as in the departure </p><p>halls - the only publication accorded access to such areas. "We firmly </p><p>believe that China is ready for this type of a magazine," he said. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Asia Inflight, publisher of CAAC Inflight Magazine, is launching a

new, bi-monthly title aimed at high-income travellers passing through

major airports in China.



China Airports Magazine is positioned as a consumer lifestyle title in

English and Chinese, covering such topics as sports, travel, business,

personal finance, health and fitness and new technology. Asia Inflight

president and publisher, Christophe d'Orey, said the magazine would

launch next month with an audited circulation of 200,000 copies.



It will be distributed at 21 of the country's biggest airports,

including Beijing,Shanghai and Guangzhou. Distribution points will be

mainly in first and business class lounges as well as in the departure

halls - the only publication accorded access to such areas. "We firmly

believe that China is ready for this type of a magazine," he said.