Caixin (June 17) reported that the Shanghai government has allowed United Airlines Inc. and Delta Air Lines Inc. to resume flights to China after months of suspension amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The two American airlines were cleared to operate two flights a week.  United Airlines will resume two flights a week from San Francisco to Shanghai starting July 6, and Delta will operate two flights a week from Seattle to Shanghai. Delta originally planned to start the flights June 11, but is now applying for the first flight to take place June 27, an insider from the airline said. Sources close to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) told Caixin that the total of flights between China and America will double to eight a week.