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China warned this month that it could block its airlines from buying new planes built by Airbus, which is based in France, if Brussels proceeded with the plans.

The necessity of getting China on board for any such global deal is evident, as evidenced by Beijing's announcement this week that it had forbidden its airlines to participate in an E.U. carbon tax program.

China says it is barring its airlines from participating in a European Union system requiring carriers to pay for their carbon dioxide emissions when flying in or out of European airports.

Formed in 2000 and headquartered in Hainan Province, HNA Group first drew international attention in 2007 when it merged four of its airlines (Hainan Airlines, Shanxi Airlines, Chang’an Airlines and China Xinhua Airlines) to form Grand China Air, the fourth-largest airline in China and attracted billionaire George Soros to buy 18.6% of its shares.

China has already opened its airlines to foreign investment, and it promises to open its trucking industry after the country enters the trade group.

It has even threatened to cancel orders placed by its airlines with Airbus.

Its Airline IT Solutions business hosts mission critical applications and provides business and data analysis solutions for major airlines.

In 2008 it used its airline and Daewoo to become the biggest shareholder in South Korea's biggest logistics company, Korea Express.

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SWISSAIR GROUP, Zurich, said it would sell Gate Gourmet, its airline catering business, to Texas Pacific Group, San Francisco.