国新办发布会详解2026年春运安排：2月2日启动，95亿人次流动

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 Spring Festival travel rush (Chunyun) is expected to see a record high of 9.5 billion trips, with a significant focus on optimizing transportation and ensuring safety during the 40-day period from February 2 to March 13 [1][2]. Group 1: Transportation Capacity and Organization - The travel volume is projected to reach 9.5 billion trips, with self-driving trips accounting for about 80% [1] - Railway passenger volume is expected to reach 540 million, while civil aviation is projected to handle 95 million passengers, both surpassing historical peaks [1] - On peak travel days, over 14,000 passenger trains will be operated, with a 5.3% increase in seating capacity compared to last year [4][7] - The civil aviation sector will increase flights to key airports and popular tourist destinations, with an average of 19,400 flights per day, a 5% increase [4][9] Group 2: Safety and Risk Management - Safety is prioritized, with departments focusing on identifying and addressing major risks and vulnerabilities [2][3] - Transportation and public security departments will conduct safety inspections in key provinces and focus on risk prevention in passenger and freight transport [2][3] Group 3: Service Improvement and Customer Experience - Efforts will be made to enhance service quality at transportation hubs, optimizing ticket purchasing, security checks, and transfers [2][5] - The railway sector will implement a new ticketing strategy, including a limited-time free refund policy for mistakenly purchased tickets [7][8] - Civil aviation will improve services for elderly travelers and families, including special meals and play areas for children [9][10] Group 4: Support for New Energy Vehicles - By the end of 2025, there will be 71,500 electric vehicle charging stations at highway service areas, with a significant increase in capacity to meet the growing demand from electric vehicle owners [11][12] - During the Spring Festival, measures will be taken to enhance charging services, including mobile emergency charging devices and real-time updates on charging station availability [12]