Core Viewpoint - The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) conducted a comprehensive inspection of Fuzhou Airlines and the Haijian Fuzhou Base, focusing on airworthiness maintenance and safety management practices as part of the 2025 annual supervision plan [1][4]. Group 1: Inspection Overview - A joint review team consisting of airworthiness maintenance inspectors from Shanghai, Anhui, Qingdao, and the Fujian Regulatory Bureau was organized to conduct the inspection [1]. - The inspection included a thorough examination of engineering management, quality safety, production planning, and training management systems [4]. Group 2: Key Findings and Recommendations - The review team emphasized the importance of managing aircraft technical status, implementing safety supervision responsibilities, and identifying risk hazards [4]. - Recommendations included enhancing the autonomy of maintenance systems, adhering to standards, increasing safety investment, and improving fleet operational efficiency [4]. - The review also highlighted the need for collaboration with flight and operational control departments to ensure flight safety [4]. Group 3: Future Actions - The inspection served as a comprehensive health check for the maintenance system and aimed to strengthen long-term joint regulatory mechanisms [5]. - The Fujian Regulatory Bureau plans to use the findings from this inspection to guide enterprises in addressing weaknesses and improving safety management levels [5].