- Airlines
- Aalto Airlines
- Alto Airlines flight #9583 explodes on the runway following a failed extortion attempt by a rogue sky marshal.
- Aero Moscow
- Airline taking the alien virus to America.
- AeroBrasil
- The Simpsons go to Brazil to find Lisa's orphan Ronaldo. (Season 13 episode Blame it on Lisa)
- Aeroflot
- Russian airline that gets highjacked (G.I.Joe Special Missions preview: Best Defense in Issue #50 The Battle of Springfield)
- "Good idea," Bryant said, "except that Mr. Kadalyi is already here; his Aeroflot ship — as usual, he says — arrived early. Just a moment." An invisible conference. "He'll fly over and meet you where you are now," Bryant said, returning to the screen. "Meanwhile read up on Miss Luft."
- Aero Γ3ΛΦ
- Airline advertised in New York City. (Season 9 episode The City of New York Vs. Homer Simpson, Season 11 episode Behind the Laughter)
- Air Barbados
- Joke Chandler makes to Joey: Yeah, it's almost if Air Barbados doesn't care about your social life. (Season 10 episode The One After Joey And Rachel Kiss)
- Air Bizarre
- Airline Steven mentions on I Have a Pony. You can get a combination one way round trip ticket - Leave any Monday they bring you back the previous Friday. That way you still have the weekend.
- Air China
- The Simpsons fly to China so Selma can adopt a baby. (Season 16 episode Goo Goo Gai Pan)
- Air Cuba
- Airline (Season 1 episode Marty's First Date)
- Air Delaware
- The Simpsons almost fly to Delaware. (Season 12 episode Simpson Tall Tales)
- Air Eagle
- Airline. Vince: "So the records on Mr. Cogan's Wild Ride might be in the files of Air Eagle, out of New York. Or Air Eagle out of Montpelier, Vermont. Or Just Ducky Jets out of Washington, D.C."
- Air India
- Airline. "We treat you like cattle" (Season 9 episode The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilans)
- Homer flies to India when Mr. Burns outsources the jobs of every plant worker except for him. (Season 17 episode Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore)
- Air Itlan
- The name of the airline that the Aztec warriors that kidnap Arthur fly back to South America (Season 3 episode 3 Sidekicks Don't Kiss)
- Air Saudi
- Airline that Ava flies. There was a Saudi Arabian Airlines, then Saudia, but no airline that went by "Air Saudi".
- Air South America
- Airplane in the background in the surveillance image taken of Poison Ivy and Bane.
- Airline that the founder of future energy corporation Laroche Energy uses in episode Season 1 episode 4 Matter of Time.
- Air Transatlantique France
- Airline Lila takes back home to Britain. (Season 2 episode The British Invasion)
- Air Windsor
- Airline with service out of Washington Dulles International Airport.
- Airitalia
- Airline they take to Lucca, Italy (Issue #23 Cobra Commander Captured at Last!)
- Ajira Airlines
- The Oceanic 6 return to the Island while flying Ajira Airlines, flight 316. (Season 5 episode 316)
- Alliance
- Airline in background during Beth and Summer's epic mother daughter battle. (Season 4 episode The Old Man and the Seat)
- AmericAir
- Airline at Metropolis International Airport. (Season 3 episode Covenant)
- American Pride Airlines
- The Airline of the flight which is caught in the space-time continuum.
- American Trans Air
- Airline with service out of Washington Dulles International Airport.
- American Travelways Airlines
- ARIS Helicopters
- Company where Tracy the helicopter pilot works.
- Around-the-Clock Airlines
- Atlantic Air
- Airline Amy and Boyle fly. (Season 3 episode Greg and Larry)
- Atlantic Airlines
- The airline that loses Greg's luggage.
- Atlantic American Airlines
- Atlantic International Airlines
- Atlantic Northern Airlines
- Airline that Jerry flies returning to New York. (Season 3 episode The Limo) Airline George attempts to buy a "Death in the Family" fare. (Season 4 episode The Implant)
- Atlantic Overseas Air
- The name of the airline that Frank - and "Weird Al" Yankovic fly to LA.
- Avias Airways
- Airline that gets hijacked to kill the president (first seen in episode 1: I Haven't Told You Everything)
- Bean Air
- The Bean Air helicopter pilot spots Mr. Fox and Kylie riding the stolen motorcycle with sidecar on Farm Lane 7, before being called back to pick up Bean.
- Beefcake Airways
- Episode Contemporary Impressionists.
- The Big Dig Aviation Services
- Dig: I'd fly up your ass if the money's right.
- Blah Blah Airlines
- Chapter 47. Joke Tender Branson makes about the name of the airline of the flight that he hijacked, what he told the passengers as they were leaving the plane.
- The Blue Pacific Rocket
- Lenina's laugh was frank and wholly unmalicious. "How funny you are!" she said; and she quite genuinely did think him funny. "You'll give me at least a week's warning, won't you," she went on in another tone. "I suppose we take the Blue Pacific Rocket? Does it start from the Charing-T Tower? Or is it from Hampstead?"
- Blue Yonder Airlines
- A fictional company in the documentation and training material for Microsoft products.
- Budget Rent A Plane
- The airline Hightower books reservation for Captain Harris - a private cargo plane carrying farm animals.
- CABO Air
- Mexican airline Jackie Brown works for.
- CalPacific Airlines
- Marni is taken into custody by an air marshal, played by Dwayne Johnson/The Rock.
- CanAIR
- Airline that Gabriel flies.
- Cavalier Airlines
- Ellen Waverly's father's airline, where she worked before becoming an astronaut. (Season 1 episode Hi Bob)
- Celibate
- Airline in episode Our A-Story is a 'D' Story.
- Chopper
- Helicopter service. "Your aeronautic limousine"
- CircumGlobal Air
- Company on the airline ticket that Tess leaves for Sheriff Carter. (Season 3 What Goes Around, Comes Around)
- City Airline
- From the episode It's Christmas in Canada.
- Command Air Charter Service
- Company Stanwyck charters flight to Rio de Janeiro in Fletch's name.
- Con Air
- When the convicts take over the U.S. Marshall plane, Cyrus Grissom delcares it "Con Air".
- Cordovian Airlines
- Airline Diane takes to war torn Cordovia in season 2 episode Hank After Dark.
- Darwin Air
- Airline listed on Tyler's plane ticket stubs.
- Dispirited Airlines
- Airline in episode Our A-Story is a 'D' Story.
- DMAir Rockstar
- Airline at Escobar International Airport in Vice City.
- Double X Charter
- Adam and Hank work for the aviation company Double X Charter.
- Dubai Air
- Airline. (Season 1 episode Pilot)
- DynAir
- Airline name on the luggage cart Frank drags from the airport all the way to the Hospital to visit Nordberg.
- Eastern Airlines
- Efcot Center, parody of Disney World's Epcot Center, is presented by Eastern Airlines. "Eastern Airlines presents The World of Tomorrow” (Season 14 Special Edna)
- Airline Carl and Allison fly to Lincoln Nebraska.
- Elgin Air
- The company that supplied the E-474.
- European Air
- Airline at Metropolis International Airport. (Season 3 episode Covenant)
- European Delivery Service
- After the airline that he work for replaces navigators with computers, Howard gets a new job with EDS, which stands for European Delivery Service, a freight airline, which he pronounces, “Ed’s”. (Season 2 episode The Jobless Corps)
- Express Air New record added 10/21/2021
- Airline. (The Boarding of Flight 314)
- Far East Airlines
- The airline the evil toy collector flies to Japan.
- Federation World Airlines (FWA)
- "Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Yep, it's a plane."
- Fiji Island Airways
- Ticket agent played by Peter Billingsly.
- Fly By Air
- Airline. "Your Gateway to the Bahamas"
- Fly By Night Airways
- Cobra Commander flies on an old Soviet Be-12 airplane registered to Fly by Night Airways. "We splash for cash!" (Issue #119 Double Trouble)
- Flyaway Airways
- Airline advertised in New York City.
- Fresh Air Taxi Company Of America
- Frontier-Spirit-United
- Future merged company that Nora flies to L.A., Economy Minus. (Season 1 episode Shopping Other Digital After-Lives)
- Fuji Air
- Airline with service out of Washington Dulles International Airport.
- Fuselagier
- Airline in episode Live Fast, Diane Nguyen.
- Gabbo Airlines
- Airline advertised on the Gabbo Show. (Season 4 episode Krusty Gets Kancelled)
- Gate Corporation
- Interplanetary transportation.
- Global Air
- Airline at Metropolis International Airport. (Season 3 episode Covenant)
- Flights from Stellar airlines and Global Air almost collide because Dylan isn't paying attention.
- Airline Ray plans to fly out of Van Nuys on Thursday.
- Global Airlines
- Episode The Oddyssey of Flight 33.
- Ajira Airways is a subsidiary of Global Airlines.
- The airline Harold and his wife are taking back home from New York.
- One of the other aviation mysteries mentioned on the Enigmatique podcast - The anomaly of Global Airlines Flight 107 out of Buffalo. (Episode Nightmare at 30,000 Feet)
- Global Airways
- Skyjacked, Blackout Effect.
- The story takes place on a Global Airways flight.
- Haiku Cargo
- Japanese corporation with a hangar at John Wayne Airport.
- Hanawalt
- Airline in episode Our A-Story is a 'D' Story.
- Herarat Aviation
- Airline used by Mittelos Bioscience. (Season 3 episode One of Us)
- Hindenburg Airlines
- Airline Jay's parents take on their vacation (Season 2 episode Frankie and Ellie Get Lost)
- Iguana Airlines
- Airline Brian used to fly for (Season 2 episode The Story of Joe)
- Incontinental Airlines
- Airline Jay's parents don't take on their vacation. They opt for Hindenburg Airlines instead. (Season 2 episode Frankie and Ellie Get Lost)
- Interand
- Quinn and Rembrandt hitch an Interand charter airplane ride in Columbia headed for Delgado / Delgado Field with Kyra, a woman that works for a company called Selvatech, bringing them a mated pair of endangered snakes that hold the key to saving millions of lives called triadders - which she describes as, "kind of like pythons but more rare". When a snake gets loose, the plane crashes somewhere north of Zamara. They make their way to the nearest town of Santa Marta. (Season 3 episode Slither)
- Internet Airline Service Inc.
- The company Angela accesses online to confirm her airline reservations.
- Island Hoppers
- Magnum's friend T.C. runs a local helicopter charter service called Island Hoppers.
- Jet Blue Ivy
- Nadia's name for a fictional commercial airline. (Season 6 episode Gin It Up!)
- Jet Pacific
- Airline Tim flies - when he meets the second Melissa, and when he flies to the company retreat.
- Juank Air
- Flying with the personal touch.
- Form Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
- Just Ducky Jets
- Airline. Vince: "So the records on Mr. Cogan's Wild Ride might be in the files of Air Eagle, out of New York. Or Air Eagle out of Montpelier, Vermont. Or Just Ducky Jets out of Washington, D.C."
- Koala Airlines
- Airline owned by same guy starting GNN.
- Kuvikasilfur
- Bruce Wayne rides a Kuvikasilfur helicopter to Leiguflug Island to find the Aquaman. (Zack Snyder's Justice League)
- Laker Airways
- Airline passengers fly on their way to the Delos corporation's fabulous robot hosted theme parks.
- LassetAir
- Airport announcement: "LassetAir Flight A113 now arriving from Point Richmond”, nod to director John Lasseter. A113 is the famous reference to a CalArts classroom. And Point Richmond, CA is where the Pixar studio was located in 1999.
- Luca Airlines
- When Joe walks by the Go Far Travel travel agency in the trailer, there's a poster that reads, "Visit Portorosso" over what appears to be an Italian seaside town. The poster also reads, "Fly Luca Airlines".
- LYNXjet
- Airline from deodorant advertisements.
- Mad Dog Airways
- Joke pilot makes over the intercom when the Mad Astra leaves Olympus Station: "On behalf of captain crash and the surviving crew thank you for flying Mad Dog Airways."
- Majestic Airlines
- "Well, you know," Glen said, "about a week after I finished the Staunton article for the first time, a Majestic Airlines jet crashed at Logan Airport. It killed everyone on board. Well, I called the Majestic office at Logan after things had settled down a bit. I told them I was a reporter from the Manchester Union-Leader--a small lie in a good cause. I said we were getting a sidebar on airline crashes together and asked if they could tell me how many no-shows there were on that flight. The man sounded kind of surprised, because he said the airline personnel had been talking about that. The number was sixteen. Sixteen no-shows. I asked him what the average was on 747 flights from Denver to Boston, and he said it was three."
- McGuffin Airlines
- Flight 1138 transports 11 million sticks of dynamite, 17,000 pounds of C-4, about 150 cute little classic bomb-type bombs and two best friends.
- Tommy and Richard travel to Chicago boarding a plane posing as flight attendants on Midwestern Airlines.
- Mohawk Airlines
- Regional commuter airline serving the New York area.
- Mohican Airlines
- Also known as Mohican Airways.
- No-Frills Airlines
- Airline.
- Marge and Moe fly to Aruba on No Frills Airlines for the Tavern and Restaurant Owners Convention. (Season 16 episode Mommie Beerest)
- Cheap airline that crashes at the airport. (Season 15 episode Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore)
- Norsk Freight
- Airline that ships treasury gold once a month, used to crash a plane into the Oslo airport Freeport.
- Northeast Airlines
- Also known as NEA. Airline with service out of Washington Dulles International Airport.
- Northern Goldstar Airlines
- Airline. (Episode Nightmare at 30,000 Feet)
- Oceana Airways
- Al G. Rhythm kidnaps flight attendants to be spectators for the big game.
- Oceanic Airlines
- Sandy and Flipper's plane (Oceanic Flight 17) crashes in the sea in the episode called The Ditching.
- While demonstrating cut and paste features on the iPhone 3G during Apple's iPhone OS 3.0 launch in 2009, Scott Forstall created an email showing a flight he has booked on Oceanic Flight 815.
- Bankers Alex Masterley and Clive Reed appear as the only survivors of an Oceanic Airlines aircrash in the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil.
- Episode Murder in The Air.
- Oceanic Airlines is written on a note in the future guy's hotel room in the episode Synchrony.
- Airline.
- Oceanic Flight 343 is skyjacked by North Korean extremists. (Season 5 episode 18 The Bridge at Kang So Ri)
- An Oceanic Airlines flight to Washington, D.C. carrying a delegation from the Palestine Liberation Organization is the target of a terrorist plot. (Season 3 episode 6 Vanished)
- Logo on plane changes from Royce Air International to Oceanic Airlines in some scenes.
- There's an Oceanic plane in the background in the episode called Flyer.
- Buffy's Oceanic flight in season 8 lost a wing and almost crashed.
- There's an example reminder in the mobile app for Gmail Inbox about Oceanic Flight 22.
- There's an ad for Oceanic Airlines on a taxi-cab in Issue #104.
- An Oceanic aircraft tail is found in the Bermuda Tetrahedron. (episode Mobius Dick)
- An Oceanic flight is announced over the PA system in the airport lounge near the end of the movie.
- An Oceanic flight from Sydney to LAX has a bomb programmed to detonate one hour before landing.
- Oceanic's flight to Sydney is mentioned when Sydney Bristow is at LAX.
- Henry Ross attempts to use anopen-ended Oceanic Airline multi-stop ticket to escape the country in season 2 episode 16 of Crossing Jordan.
- An FBI agent searches for a murderer aboard Oceanic Flight 816 (to Los Angeles from Sydney), an obvious reference to Lost.
- Oceanic Flight 762 is forced to make an emergency landing at O'Hare International Airport after being struck by lightning.
- Oceanic Flight 815 crashes on the island on September 22, 2004.
- Max and Lola fly on Oceanic Airlines to their retreat in The Bahamas (seen in the trailer for the movie)
- There are ads in the airport seen in LAX season 1 episode 13.
- The pilot of a military jet fighter identifies himself as Oceanic Flight 815 in episode Inferno, referencing Lost.
- Mentioned in The War at Home season 1 episode 20 episode "The West Palm Beach Story"
- There's an Oceanic Airlines advertisement displayed in the travel agency in the episode Pie-lette.
- Flight 815 mentioned in Chuck season 1 episode Chuck versus the Helicopter - Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down by a surface-to-air...
- First officer Richardson accidentally wishes a Shinto-Buddhist captain of an Oceanic flight a merry Christmas during the 2010 Christmas special.
- Olivia finds an Oceanic ticket in a season 1 episode of Fringe.
- The plane targeted by the Pink Panthers in Whack-A-Mole episode is Oceanic Flight 1097.
- There's an Oceanic billboard in FlashForward with the tagline: Perfect Safety Record.
- Season 7 episode 21 "In Plane Sight". Logo looks similar to the one for Oceanic Airlines in Lost.
- There's a message from Oceanic Flight 1012 on a radio dispatch, stating that the plane will land in the jungle. The plane breaks into three parts - the cockpit, the midsection, and the tail, same as Flight 815 on Lost.
- An Oceanic plane is seen overhead in season 1 episode 20.
- Airlines seen in the episode Travel Day include Oceanic Airlines and Pathway Air.
- There's an ad for Oceanic Airlines on the roof of a cab.
- There's a magazine called Modern Skeptic and the cover reads, "What really happened to Oceanic Flight 815?"
- Lost reference. When a murdered stewardess appears on the luggage carousel, an FBI Analyst says, "Jane, a flight attendant with Oceanic Airlines just arrived in Singapore on Flight 815". (Season 2 episode Cinderella and the Dragon)
- The famous airline from from Lost is one of the sponsors.
- OutWest Airlines
- Airline with inflight magazine called Altitude that interviews Michael (Season 4)
- O'Connell Air Taxi Service
- A one-plane company owned and operated by Maggie O'Connell (Joel's Landlady and somewhat of a love interest.)
- Pacific Air
- Airline that the Dwyer family flies to Asia.
- Pan Galactic (Pan Gal)
- Transport company from the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica series. Homage to the now defunct Pan Am airlines.
- Airline sign visible at LAX Airport Security Station in Ana Lucia's flashback. (Season 2 episode Two For the Road)
- Panda-Am
- Airline seen in season 2 episode Hank After Dark.
- Paramus Air New record added 10/21/2021
- Roz tells the story of when she worked as a flight attendant for Paramus Air. (Season 8 episode Crossroads Part 1)
- Pathfinder
- Bob takes his fear of flying workshop participants to New York on Pathfinder Flight 21. (Season 1 episode Fly the Unfriendly Skies)
- Pathway Air
- Airlines seen in the episode Travel Day include Oceanic Airlines and Pathway Air.
- PHR Airlines
- PCS Wireless Web commercial.
- Pineapple Air
- From episode The Tick vs. Pineapple Pokopo.
- Pioneer Aviation
- Fake airplane company created by Trapper and Hawkeye to play a joke on Maj. Burns.
- PMA Airlines
- Julie Cooper's boyfriend Max Horvath worked as a flight attendant.
- Puddle Air
- Airline (Season 3 episode 8 Old Acquaintance)
- Puno Airlines
- The airline the NYPD task force uses to attempt to conceal their escape in episode 3.
- Quantity Airlines
- Mickey, the guy Frank kills in the airport bathroom stall, has a boarding pass for Quantity Airlines Flight 1513 to Dublin. (Season 1 episode 3AM)
- Quasi-Clown Airlines
- After Homer impersonates a pilot and endangers lives, the Simpsons get free airline tickets to anywhere in the United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, the freak states. (Season 6 episode Fear of Flying)
- Quest Air
- Airline Telly and Ash's children were flying when they crashed and died.
- Quiet Plane
- Parody of A Quiet Place with Emily Blunt - airline that she and John Krasinski are launching, featuring absolute quiet, with Quiet Place monsters eating customers making noise. "Now shut the fuck up and enjoy your flight."
- Regal Air
- Airline. Mrs. Sigsby had a VIP entry pass from the Regal Air FBO, ensuring a smooth arrival and subsequent takeoff at the airport inAlcolu, South Carolina.
- Revolution Airlines
- Joke Stephen King makes about novellas in the afterward of Different Seasons.
- Royal K Air
- Airline (Issue #10 Turnabout)
- Sadness
- Airline in episode Our A-Story is a 'D' Story.
- Scary Air
- Airline in episode Live Fast, Diane Nguyen.
- Signature Air
- Airline. Fixed Base Operator. Vince: "Some FBOs, like Signature Air, are big business—chain operations just like Holiday Inn or McDonald's. Others are seat-of-the-pants outfits with not much more than a coin-op snack machine inside and a wind-sock by the runway."
- SkyAmeriWestica
- Airline tickets that Principal Skinner receives in the mail. (Season 7 episode Bart on the Road)
- Smelta
- Airline in episode Our A-Story is a 'D' Story.
- South Northern Airlines
- Airline from Boarding Group One sketch. (Episode Boarding Group One)
- South Pacific Air
- In the middle of filming, the title for Snakes on a Plane was actually changed to Pacific Air Flight 121, but Samuel L. Jackson demanded that the name be changed back to the original title.
- Springfield Municipal Airport
- Local airport in Springfield (Issue #10 A Nice Little Town Like Ours…)
- Stellar Airlines
- Flights from Stellar airlines and Global Air almost collide because Dylan isn't paying attention.
- Sunbelt Airlines
- People from a dying future civilization travel into the past to collect healthy humans from impending airplane crashes in order to rebuild a healthy civilization.
- Suntan Airlines
- Homer and Marge fly to Miami instead of their planned trip to Dayton for Uncle Tyrone's birthday. (Season 15 episode Catch 'Em if You Can)
- Swan Charter Airlines
- When Cobra operatives identify Road Block at the airport, they get his flight switched over to their Cobra's secret airline. (Issue #154 Flying the Unfriendly Skies)
- Third World Airlines
- Billboard the bank robbers' airplane crashes through. "We cover your world" (Episode Dori Day Afternoon)
- Total Bastard Airlines
- Recurring David Spade sketch introduced during the 1993–94 season, in which David Spade the week's host portrayed rude flight attendants.
- Elaine was a stewardess for Trans American Airlines.
- Airline that Jerry and Elaine fly. (Season 4 episode The Airport)
- One of the other aviation mysteries mentioned on the Enigmatique podcast - Transeast Airlines flight 22 out of Miami Beach. (Episode Nightmare at 30,000 Feet)
- Trans Ocean Airways
- Airline Chandler and Monica fly in their honeymoon. (Season 8 episode The One Where Rachel Tells…)
- Trans-Atlantic Zeppelin
- As part of Mr. Burns' aggressive new trading strategy, he wants to take 50% of his money and put it in the following companies: Trans-Atlantic Zeppelin, Amalgamated Spats, Congreves Inflammable Powders, U.S. Hay and Baltimore Opera Hat company. (Season 8 episode The Old Man and the Lisa)
- Trans-oceanic
- Homelander and Queen Maeve defeat the hijackers but are unable to save the passengers. (Season 1 episode The Female of the Species)
- Trans-Orient Pacific Airlines Corporation
- Transcendental Air
- Canting or non-chanting options available.
- TransHemispheric Airlines
- Airline the Simpsons fly to Australia. (Season 6 episode Bart vs. Australia)
- Travel National Air (TNA)
- Tribute Air
- Jake's father is a pilot for Tribute Air (Season 2 episode Captain Peralta)
- Tropi-cal Airlines
- Fictional airline created by the motion picture prop house The Earl Hayes Press.
- TruWest Airlines
- Airline from the Flight 462 webisodes.
- Twin City Civil Air
- Where Cogan lands and disembarks, the only FBO at Bangor International Airport.
- Undersea Airlines
- Airline. Sponsor of the Ingraham Angle on Fox. (2018 episode with host Steve Carrell)
- Union Atlantic Airlines
- Airline The Millers fly to Tucson.
- Vegas Air
- Airline Mike plans to take to Las Vegas, until Margaret shows up at the airport and shoots and kills him.
- Virgin Spaceways
- Future version of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spaceflight company that offers service to the moon.
- Wayfarer
- Airline of the flight that collides with a chartered plane almost directly over Walt's house, a crash that Walt is partially responsible for, having chosen not to save Jesse's girlfriend Jane when she was dying of an overdose, who turns out to be the daughter of the air traffic controller that caused the accident. (Season 3 episode No Más)
- Windsor Airlines
- Airline with service out of Washington Dulles International Airport.
- Xining Airways
- Billboard outside Charlie's apartment.
- Yemen Express
- Airline Chandler flies to Yemen to get away from Janice. (Season 4 episode The One With All the Rugby)
- Zhangzhou Air
- The airline Aaron Rapoport (Seth Rogan) takes when he goes to China.
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