多条“小城”支线航线上新 民航2025夏秋航季开启

Core Insights - The new summer-autumn flight schedule in China's civil aviation will last for 210 days, from now until October 25, 2025, with 209 domestic and international airlines planning to operate 123,000 scheduled passenger and cargo flights weekly [1][5]. Flight Schedule Overview - This summer-autumn season, 49 airlines will operate 97,604 scheduled passenger and cargo flights weekly, excluding Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, with 95,207 passenger flights and 2,397 cargo flights [3]. - Airlines from mainland China and Hong Kong will operate 1,454 flights weekly between 44 mainland destinations and Hong Kong, while those between mainland China and Macau will have 668 flights weekly from 24 points [3]. International Flight Plans - The Civil Aviation Administration has approved 193 domestic and international airlines to operate 22,946 scheduled passenger and cargo flights weekly, marking a 33% increase compared to the 2024 summer-autumn season, covering 78 foreign countries, including 58 "Belt and Road" countries [5]. Market Demand and Adjustments - The aviation market is continuously evolving, and airlines will optimize their route networks based on market demand, with flexibility for adjustments during peak travel periods such as "May Day" and "National Day" [5]. Regional Flight Expansion - The new season will see increased capacity on regional routes to meet domestic travel demand, particularly for "small city" tourism, with more flights allocated to these routes [6]. - A total of 38 airlines plan to operate 6,454 scheduled flights weekly on 640 newly opened domestic routes, primarily connecting tourism destinations in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Guizhou with hub airports like Chongqing, Guiyang, and Changsha [8]. Specific Airline Initiatives - Several airlines are increasing capacity on regional routes, with Air China launching new routes such as Beijing to Altay and Chongqing to Kashgar, while China Southern Airlines is adding flights from Guangzhou to Kashgar and Yiwu [10].