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Hubei Airlines was a proposed Chinese airline to be based at Wuhan Airport. The new carrier was a proposed joint venture between Hainan Airlines and Hubei Jiaotong Investment Group that was due to commence in 2019. Hubei Airlines was going to have a registered capital of almost $300 USD. It planned to operate international and intra-provincial regional services.
Hubei Airlines hasn't announced any information about its carry-on baggage policies.
Carry-on baggage must fit in the overhead lockers and under the seat in front. No prohibited items are allowed to be stored in carry-on baggage, instead, it must be stored in the checked baggage unless the item is banned by the destination country. Prohibition items found by airport security or by the immigration department upon arrival airport could be confiscated.
Hubei Airlines hasn't announced any information about its checked baggage policies.
It's likely that Hubei Airlines will allow you to bring one piece of free checked baggage.
Due to international health and safety regulations checked baggage cannot weigh more than 32kg per piece.
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Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH) is an airport which serves the Wuhan Region. This airport is one the busiest airports in China in terms of passenger traffic. In 2021, this airport served over 19.5 million passengers. Wuhan Airport was set to be a hub for Hubei Airlines. Currently, the airport is a hub for Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines.
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24th May 2018
Hubei and Tibet launch direct route between the two cities
Hubei airport group, owner of Hubei airlines, have announced a direct service from the end of this month between the central Chinese city of Wuhan and the capital of Tibet, Lhasa. The flight will take roughly 3 and a half hours on an Airbus A319, departing from Lhasa daily and returning from Wuhan every day except Thursday. Before the launching of this direct flight, the journey would have taken 7 hours, cutting passenger's journey time by half.