China United Airlines

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China United Airlines
中国联合航空

IATA ICAO Call sign KN CUA LIANHANG
Founded	25 December 1986; 37 years ago (1986-12-25)
Operating bases	Beijing–Daxing Chengdu–Tianfu Foshan Shijiazhuang Wenzhou
Fleet size	57
Destinations	87[1]
Parent company	China Eastern Airlines
Headquarters	Beijing Daxing International Airport, Daxing, Beijing
Website	www.flycua.com

China United Airlines (CUA) is a low-cost airline^[2] and a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines. It is headquartered at Beijing Daxing International Airport in Beijing.

In 2019, the painted aircraft of China United Airlines won Top 1 at the World Classic Aircraft Award.