Group 1 - The aviation stocks have rebounded, with increases of over 4% for some companies as of the latest report [1] - China National Aviation Holdings reported a 11% year-on-year decrease in net profit for Q3, while China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines reported increases of 34% and 20% respectively [2] - Morgan Stanley maintains a constructive outlook on mainland airlines despite China National's poor Q3 performance, believing that improving business travel demand will support pricing power due to high asset utilization [2] Group 2 - Cathay Pacific Securities noted that during recent important domestic meetings, passenger load factors and domestic ticket prices have shown year-on-year increases, with an estimated 3-4% rise in oil-inclusive ticket prices for October [3] - The airline industry is expected to see a reversal in performance growth in Q3 2025, surpassing Q3 2019 results, indicating a potential upward trend in profitability [3] - The "anti-involution" trend is expected to help reduce losses in Q4 and achieve profitability for the year, with a positive outlook for the airline sector driven by market-driven ticket pricing and steady demand growth [3]