Core Insights - Wuhan Tianhe Airport successfully completed the civil aviation operation guarantee work for the thunderstorm season from June to August 2025, achieving all assessment indicators and excellent results, with an average flight punctuality rate of 89.05%, a year-on-year increase of 9.72% [1] - The airport's "take-off punctuality rate" and "release punctuality rate" reached 83.63% and 90.47%, respectively, with year-on-year increases of 11.56% and 6.71%, surpassing the average levels of over 40 major airports in the country by 4.03% and 2.42%, ranking 9th and 7th nationally [1] Operational Strategies - Wuhan Tianhe Airport implemented a collaborative operation mechanism, strictly adhering to the assessment requirements of the "2025 Thunderstorm Season Civil Aviation Operation Guarantee Overall Plan," enhancing communication with the Civil Aviation Administration and air traffic control centers [2] - The airport coordinated resources from various stakeholders, including air traffic control, airlines, and fuel suppliers, and utilized a 24-hour contact duty model to strengthen "critical flight intervention," successfully intervening in nearly 600 flights from June to August, improving punctuality by approximately 2.2% [2] - The airport aimed for high-quality development by balancing efficiency and service needs during collaborative operation discussions, approving over 6,200 dynamic flight plan adjustments without major flight delays [2] Future Plans - Wuhan Tianhe Airport plans to seize opportunities from the "deepening reform of the collaborative operation mechanism" and the "incremental development of Wuhan Tianhe Airport" to establish a new pattern of "dual hub" development for passenger and cargo at Tianhe and Hualu airports, contributing to the construction of a central transit hub [2]