MAXjet Applies for Seattle - Shanghai

Jul 18th, 2007 | By Jared Blank

It will never happen, but MAXjet has applied to launch Seattle to Shanghai service in 2009. It would be the only all-business-class airline serving Asia. No chance they get the nod, but it suggests that MAXjet is looking beyond its London routes if it ever hopes to make a profit.

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