Taiwan and China reach deal on charter flights

Taiwan and China today agreed to launch direct charter passenger flights during major holidays of the year, a major development between the rivals who split amid civil war five decades ago.

Taiwan and China today agreed to launch direct charter passenger flights during major holidays of the year, a major development between the rivals who split amid civil war five decades ago.

Joseph Wu, chairman of Taiwan’s Cabinet-level Mainland Affairs Council, said the flights would be launched for four annual holidays: Lunar Chinese New Year, Tomb Sweeping Day, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid Autumn Festival.

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