China Dragon Aviation Group

China Dragon Aviation Group (CDAG) was first established as an airline called China Dragon Airways, which is now one of the airlines that make up the aviation arm of CDAG. CDAG started as a Hong Kong-headquartered hybrid airline in Airlines Manager 2 Tycoon mode. Established on the 16th of February, 2020, China Dragon Airways started with one A320-200, B-HUK which serviced the HKG-KIX route. As of April 2021 (December 2026 in tycoon time), the airline has significantly grown, becoming a 5-star airline in terms of profits and a 4-star airline in terms of service. Valued at US$468,980,250,227 as of 2021 April 30th. CDAG operates out of 17 hubs in East Asia, Europe, North America, Central America, South America, the Middle East and Oceania with over 1300 aircraft and over 1100 routes and also expanded into the cargo network with its own cargo airline, China Dragon Cargo as a subsidiary. CDAG divides its passenger route networks into eight parts, it currently owns eight passenger airlines which each operate one part of CDAG's passenger network. Below are the names, hubs and service models of CDAG's passenger airlines:

-China Dragon Airways (Hybrid Carrier). Hubs: AVV, BDA, CDG, CHR, CTU, GRU, GVA, HKG, JED, KIX, LAX, LCY, LHR, MEX, NRT, PKX, PVG, SMR, VVO

-SkyGo Air (Low Cost Carriier). Hubs: KIX NRT, DOH, HLP

SkyGo Air, commonly known as SkyGo is CDAG'S low cost carrier operating flights at famously low world ticket fares across the world. Founded on the 11th of April 2021 as Eurasiair, the airline had modest plans of a network of based in Europe and Asia connecting the world to Eurasia and Eurasia itself. As of the 12th of July 2021, SkyGo operates out of four hubs in Asia with it's flights mainly taking off and arriving at Doha Airprot and Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport in Jakarta. Over the course of three months (1.75 years in tycoon time), SkyGo Air has already grown to a large network of budget flights spanning the world and continues to grow its flight network at a fast pace while consistently offering low fares to its customers.

CDAG operates a diverse fleet with modern aircraft such as the A350-1000, B787-8, B747-8I as well as older classic aircraft such as the Focker F100 and the Concorde (complete list).

Because of the large amount of planes that China Dragon Airways operates out of Hong Kong International Airport, it built a private terminal known as Hong Kong International Airport Terminal three along with two partners, Air India and Falcon Air Worldwide Holdings, however, China Dragon Airways is the principal shareholder in the terminal with 34% ownership of it. As of April 2021, a total of five airlines use the terminal which was awarded the "Best Airport Terminal in Asia" award by AM Skytrax in April 2021

Although China Dragon Airways was originally established as an airline, it has now become a large corporate group with companies involved in hotels & resorts, property and finance under one group known as China Dragon Aviation Group. However, in whatever field of business, China Dragon Aviation Group continues to serve all its customers with diligence, care and distinction.