Yes, as of 2026, you can fly nonstop from several major international hubs directly to mainland China. From the United States, carriers like United Airlines, Delta, and American Airlines operate nonstop routes from cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Detroit to gateways like Shanghai (PVG) and Beijing (PEK). Chinese carriers such as Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern also offer a robust schedule of direct flights. While the number of frequencies was heavily restricted for several years due to bilateral aviation treaties and pandemic-era caps, the "flight war" has largely stabilized by 2026, returning many routes to daily service. Travel times for these transpacific flights usually range from 12 to 15 hours. It is important to note that while direct flights are plentiful, travelers still need to ensure they have the correct visa and that their specific airline has regained full overflight rights, as some routes may still be slightly longer due to avoiding specific airspaces.