Ge Long Hui·2026-03-05 03:40Group 1 - The Hong Kong aviation stocks continue to decline, with China Southern Airlines dropping over 3%, China Eastern Airlines down 2%, both experiencing five consecutive days of decline, while Air China fell over 1% marking six consecutive days of decline [1] - Following the resumption of operations at Dubai Airport on March 4, the first flight to China (EK362) took off, but Emirates Airlines has indicated that all regular flights to and from Dubai will remain suspended despite maintaining a few repatriation flights [1] - The demand for flights on the China-Europe route has surged, but ticket prices have shown a significant decrease after March 8, indicating ongoing volatility in the situation affecting flights in the Middle East [1] Group 2 - Chris Iggo, investment director at Paris-based asset management firm, stated that the escalation of the Middle East conflict could dampen corporate earnings expectations, particularly impacting airlines, hotels, tourism, and companies with direct business exposure in the region [1] - The latest stock prices and changes for major airlines are as follows: China Southern Airlines at 4.960 (-3.13%), China Eastern Airlines at 4.530 (-1.95%), Beijing Capital International Airport at 2.260 (-1.74%), and Air China at 6.030 (-0.99%) [1]