Yangtze River Express operated domestic passenger flights to a selection of cities including Guyan, Sanya and Zhuhai. It also occasionally flew to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

Yangtze River Express didn't officially announce its baggage allowance policies however it is highly likely that it had the same baggage rules as Suparna Airlines who is still operating today.

Yangtze River Express did not announce its check-in information itself however it is highly likely it shared the same check-in procedures as Suparna Airlines who are still in operation today.

It is highly unlikely that Yangzte River Express offered multiple cabin classes onboard due to its focus on cargo operations rather than scheduled passenger operations.

The airline has now rebranded to Suparna Airlines who offer 3 cabin classes - Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class.

It's unknown whether Yangtze River Express offered in-flight entertainment options onboard. Passengers were advised to bring their own forms of entertainment such as a book to read or a movie to watch on their personal electronic devices to keep them entertained during their journey.

It's not certain whether Yangtze River Express offered food or drink onboard, however, an in-flight menu may have been available letting passengers purchase snacks and beverages during their journey.

Yangtze River Express didn't have its own frequent flyer program.