Core Insights - The domestic through-flight business in China's civil aviation industry has shown remarkable growth in 2025, with 970,000 groups of flights and over 3.13 million passengers, representing year-on-year increases of 167% and 148% respectively [1] Group 1: Business Growth and Network Expansion - The domestic through-flight business continued to grow rapidly in 2025, with over 140,000 new flight registrations, including 26,300 cross-airline through-flights, marking a year-on-year increase of over 143% compared to 2024 [2] - The industry has seen a comprehensive enhancement in participation, with all 41 domestic airlines, 259 airports, and over 300 ground service units signing the "Through-Flight Service Agreement" [2] - A total of 11,107 groups of routes connecting cities without direct flights have been established, contributing to the creation of a "national civil aviation network" [2] Group 2: Airline Collaboration and Market Dynamics - A differentiated and positive development pattern has emerged, with major airlines leading and smaller airlines collaborating, enhancing the overall industry dynamics [3] - Major airlines such as China Eastern, China Southern, and Air China have collectively served 653,100 through-flight passengers, accounting for 65.31% of the total industry [3] - Hainan Airlines has integrated resources from 11 domestic passenger airlines to promote cross-airline joint transport products, with 86% of its through-flight passengers coming from cross-airline cooperation [3] Group 3: Hub Airport and Regional Connectivity - Hub airports like Beijing Daxing, Xi'an, and Urumqi have effectively utilized their route networks to gather and distribute passenger flows, ranking among the top five in terms of domestic through-flight passenger support [4] - Regional airports have leveraged the "multiplier effect" of hub airports, with Hetian Airport increasing its operational reach by 77% and serving over 80,000 through-flight passengers, a 4.1-fold increase year-on-year [4] Group 4: Standardization and Brand Development - The introduction of the "Domestic Through-Flight Service Part 1: Identification" standard has enhanced service recognition and brand building within the industry [5] - This standard has been recognized as a high-quality group standard in Beijing and is now applied across 21 airlines, 186 airports, and 6 OTA platforms, improving brand visibility throughout the passenger journey [5] Group 5: Innovative Service Models - A new service model for handling overweight luggage has been implemented to address industry pain points, allowing passengers to pay for overweight luggage fees at the departure station and ensuring seamless transfer [6][7] - The new model has been successfully trialed in Wuhan and Shijiazhuang airports, with plans for broader industry implementation expected by 2026 [7]

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the effective response of Changzhou Benniu International Airport to snow weather conditions on January 20, ensuring safe and smooth flight operations through coordinated efforts and continuous operations by various departments [1]. Group 1: Weather Response Measures - The airport initiated snow and ice management operations at 5 AM, collaborating with third-party service providers to clear runways and taxiways, completing the work by 9:35 AM with a total of 10 vehicles and 24 personnel deployed [3]. - The aircraft operations department began de-icing procedures at 4:10 AM, supporting 14 flights (including 7 outbound) by 10 AM, utilizing 28 de-icing vehicles and 28 personnel, and consuming 4 tons of Type I de-icing fluid and 2.8 tons of Type II de-icing fluid [3]. Group 2: Safety and Operational Efficiency - Ground service, security, and maintenance personnel manually cleared snow from key areas such as terminal entrances and taxiway passages using snow shovels [3]. - The airport spread 1.5 tons of de-icing salt on critical locations like elevated bridges, station roads, and parking lot slopes to prevent ice formation, ensuring safe passage for passengers and vehicles [3]. - As of 10 AM on January 20, there were no flight cancellations or delays due to weather conditions, indicating a stable and orderly operation at the airport [3].

大会同期召开了低空经济发展工作委员会年度工作会议。会议总结了低空委2025年度工作成效，表彰了 先进工作者，通过了低空委委员和工作人员的考核和动态调整机制，部署了2026年度重点工作任务。 本次大会以对国家战略的深刻领会、对产业前沿的深入探讨以及对务实合作的有力推动，成功搭建了一 个凝聚共识、汇聚资源、共谋发展的高端平台。与会代表一致认为，在"十五五"规划精神的指引下，通 过全行业的共同努力与深度融合，中国低空经济必将沿着高质量发展的新路径稳步前行，为经济社会和 新质生产力发展注入更为强劲的动能。（编辑：李季威 校对：张彤 审核：韩磊） 中国民航网讯：2026年1月17日，以"融资源、融技术、融资本、融场景、融人才——共筑低空经济高质 量发展新路径"为主题的2026年低空资源和经济发展大会暨低空经济发展工作委员会年度工作会议在北 京市昌平区未来科学城隆重召开。本次大会由中国航空器拥有者及驾驶员协会（中国AOPA）指导，中 国AOPA低空经济发展工作委员会(低空委)主办，北京大学空天信息工程研究中心、北京航空航天大学 低空经济产业与技术研究中心、工信部智库·南航航空产业发展战略研究中心协办，北京帝测科技股份 有 ...

五年间，呼伦贝尔机场按照内蒙古自治区党委工作部署，践行民航使命担当。在呼伦贝尔市委、市政府 的支持和内蒙古机场集团党委的领导下，紧抓文旅融合发展机遇，以丰富的航线网络提高城市通达性， 安全态势平稳可控，运行效率稳步提升，服务质量持续优化，深化改革效果显著。旅客吞吐量累计超 1240万人次，营业收入6.26亿元，利润总额激增577.3%，成为服务地方经济社会发展的"空中引擎"。 中国民航网 通讯员张景泽 报道：回望呼伦贝尔机场"十四五"这五年，每一天，近百架次飞机从这里抵 离；每一周，上百吨草原鲜品通过航空物流快送到千家万户的餐桌；每一年，数百万计当地居民和外地 游客在此聚散。一个个穿梭的人影、一件件包装严实的包裹、一条条闪耀的航迹，架起了促进各民族共 富共享的空中通道。 用有温度的服务 守护旅客平安出行路 安全是民航的生命线，服务是发展的暖心线。"十四五"期间，呼伦贝尔机场实现连续五年安全态势平 稳，服务品质持续领跑，让旅客每一次出行都既安心又暖心。 机场扎实做好冬季运行保障 五年来，呼伦贝尔机场强化党建引领安全，严格落实"第一议题"制度，深化作风管理，编制修订30余项 制度，构建了"党委顶层设计与制度完善、 ...

Core Viewpoint - The severe freezing rain and snow weather from January 19 to 20 has significantly impacted operations at Zhengzhou Airport, prompting coordinated efforts for snow and ice removal to ensure passenger safety and service continuity [1][3]. Group 1: Weather Impact - The minimum temperature around Zhengzhou Airport on January 20 was recorded at -8 degrees Celsius, with a maximum of -4 degrees Celsius, and light to moderate frost was observed between 5 AM and 8 AM [3]. Group 2: Operational Response - Zhengzhou Airport has organized a joint operation with China Southern Airlines and other ground service units to conduct ice removal on parked aircraft, working around the clock to mitigate the weather's impact [1]. - The airport has also taken measures to accommodate passengers, particularly the elderly and children, by providing services such as meals, drinking water, charging facilities, luggage retrieval, ticket changes, and information updates [1]. Group 3: Passenger Advisory - Zhengzhou Airport advises passengers to stay informed about travel updates and to adjust their travel plans according to the weather conditions [3].

Core Viewpoint - The company successfully managed flight operations during adverse weather conditions, ensuring safety and stability through proactive measures and effective coordination among various departments [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Weather Response and Coordination - Upon receiving snow forecasts from air traffic control, the company quickly mobilized multiple departments to coordinate snow removal and anti-icing efforts across affected airports, including Zhengzhou, Xi'an, and Weihai [2] - The company’s AOC implemented strict monitoring of weather conditions, conducting four multi-department meetings and issuing seven weather alerts, alongside 16 analyses of snow conditions [2] Group 2: Operational Execution - Following the cessation of snowfall on January 20, the company initiated comprehensive snow removal and anti-icing operations, despite challenges posed by low temperatures and strong winds [3] - Company leadership actively supervised the snow removal process on-site, ensuring adherence to operational standards and addressing any issues that arose during the operation [3] Group 3: Safety and Quality Control - During pre-flight snow removal for a specific aircraft, engineers adhered to rigorous inspection protocols, identifying and addressing residual ice and snow before approving the aircraft for flight [4] - The company emphasized a culture of safety and precision, with frontline personnel demonstrating professional skills and dedication to maintaining flight safety under challenging winter conditions [4] Group 4: Future Preparedness - The company plans to enhance its emergency response plans and optimize operational processes in light of ongoing winter weather challenges, aligning with directives from higher authorities [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by the Henan Air Traffic Management Bureau to ensure safe and efficient flight operations during the first snowfall of 2026, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and collaboration in the face of adverse weather conditions [1]. Group 1: Pre-emptive Measures - The Henan Air Traffic Management Bureau incorporated winter snow safety into the key preparations for the Spring Festival travel rush, launching a "Winter Prevention Spring Transportation" dual plan ahead of the snowfall [2]. - Comprehensive winter training was conducted for all personnel, covering critical topics such as ice and snow weather control command processes and emergency response protocols [2]. - The meteorological team accurately predicted the snowfall 48 hours in advance, allowing for adequate preparation time for subsequent safety measures [2]. Group 2: Collaborative Operations - On January 19, the bureau activated a Level III response to snow-related weather, with leadership actively coordinating flight scheduling, flow control, and equipment support [3]. - Real-time adjustments were made to flight takeoff and landing sequences based on meteorological data and de-icing progress, ensuring safety during low visibility conditions [3]. - A dedicated flow management team monitored weather changes and operational conditions 24/7, implementing measures such as "time-based release" and "flow control" to maintain orderly air traffic [3]. Group 3: Safety Measures - Technical support teams conducted emergency inspections in harsh weather, ensuring communication and navigation equipment remained operational despite the snow [4]. - A snow removal and anti-skid team was mobilized to clear pathways and ensure safe access for personnel, addressing ground obstacles caused by the snowfall [4]. - The bureau's commitment to safety during the snowfall serves as both a practical test of winter aviation support and a preparatory exercise for the Spring Festival travel period [4].

Core Viewpoint - The Hubei Airport Group has effectively coordinated its airports to ensure operational continuity during the first snowfall of 2026, implementing emergency response measures and snow removal operations to maintain flight safety and efficiency [1][3]. Group 1: Emergency Response and Operations - The airport group organized special emergency plans before the snowfall, activating response mechanisms as snow began to fall [3]. - Wuhan Tianhe Airport completed de-icing for 19 aircraft with an average de-icing time of under 8 minutes and conducted 6 rounds of runway de-icing using 70 tons of de-icing fluid, ensuring runway safety [3]. - As of January 20, 11 AM, Wuhan Tianhe Airport had a normal flight schedule with 474 planned flights, and the first flight CZ3093 departed on time at 8:04 AM [3]. Group 2: Coordination Among Airports - Ezhou Huahu Airport utilized over 30 specialized snow removal vehicles for three rounds of preventive de-icing and maintained operations with 95 flights safely taking off and landing by 11 AM on January 20 [3][5]. - Xiangyang Airport deployed over 20 snow removal vehicles and organized 120 personnel for snow clearing in critical areas, with the first flight ZH8929 landing successfully at 9:52 AM [5]. - Jingzhou Airport conducted three rounds of snow removal operations and had its first inbound flight GT1005 land successfully at 9:07 AM on January 20 [5]. Group 3: Passenger Services - All airports adhered to a "passenger first" principle, implementing various humanized service measures, including laying anti-slip mats and providing timely assistance in key areas [6]. - Special services were offered for vulnerable passengers, including priority processing and luggage assistance, along with free hot drinks and emergency supplies [6]. - Airports utilized multiple channels to dynamically update flight information, ensuring passengers were well-informed during their travels [6]. Group 4: Ongoing Monitoring - The Hubei Airport Group continues to monitor weather changes closely and is committed to implementing all necessary measures to ensure safe and smooth air transportation for passengers [7].

《中国民航报》、中国民航网 记者胡夕姮 报道：1月20日，南京地区遭遇持续雨雪天气，气象台发布路 面结冰橙色预警。记者从南京禄口国际机场获悉，当日计划航班576架次，受本场天气影响，已取消13 架次，主要集中在西南往返航线。截至上午10时，南京禄口国际机场共出港航班28架次。 东部机场集团南京禄口国际机场运行指挥中心指挥科科长吴博介绍，为应对本轮寒潮天气，机场坚 持"早预警、早会商、早处置、早告知"工作机制，结合冬季运行特点，提前修订完善冬季运行保障方 案、除冰雪总体预案，细化处置流程。 "今天凌晨5时起，机场机坪执行'边下边除'作业要求，共出动吹雪车8辆、洒布车3辆，场区及时出动撒 盐车，铲除积雪，确保通行顺畅。"吴博说，严格执行领导带班和 24 小时值班值守制度，确保应急响应 及时高效。特别是在飞行安全方面，南京机场重点对跑道灯光、供电供水供暖等关键设施设备开展检查 与防冻防护，加强机坪巡逻力度，全力保障机场安全平稳运行。 （本文图片均由房天翔拍摄） "我们还将密切关注天气变化，第一时间组织各驻场单位及航空公司召开协调会，科学制定航班运行调 整方案，并同步将信息通报各保障单位，协调航空公司及时将最新航班动 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Eastern Airlines Jiangxi branch effectively managed the challenges posed by a cold wave in Nanchang on January 20, 2026, ensuring all flights operated normally without significant delays or cancellations due to snow and low temperatures [1][4]. Group 1: Preparation and Response - The Eastern Airlines Jiangxi branch and related units proactively planned and activated winter extreme weather contingency measures ahead of the cold wave [4]. - The operations command center closely monitored weather changes and maintained real-time communication with air traffic control and airports to assess the impact of snowfall on flight operations [4]. - The technical division completed maintenance and testing of de-icing equipment in advance, ensuring sufficient de-icing fluid was available and conducting pre-shift training for staff [4]. Group 2: Execution of De-icing Operations - De-icing operations for the first flight commenced at 5:40 AM, with personnel following a systematic process to apply warm de-icing fluid to the aircraft [7]. - The average time for de-icing each of the 11 flights was kept under 10 minutes, achieving efficiency, precision, and safety [8]. - The ground service department enhanced personnel presence to ensure safe operations and effective passenger services, including guidance and information dissemination [4][8]. Group 3: Ongoing Monitoring and Future Actions - The Eastern Airlines Jiangxi branch will continue to monitor weather conditions and adjust support plans dynamically to ensure passenger safety during travel [8].