Core Insights - The summer transportation season has commenced, with Shanghai experiencing stable growth in flight volumes, despite adverse weather conditions in East China [1][2] - The East China Air Traffic Management Bureau achieved a record average of 1,581 flights per day during the first week of the summer season, with a peak of 1,626 flights on July 6, marking a new high for daily flight management [1] - The air traffic management department anticipates that flight management records may continue to be broken as the summer season progresses, with peak flight volumes expected between late July and early August [1] Weather Impact and Response - The East China Air Traffic Management Bureau is leveraging collaborative advantages with meteorological departments to assess the impact of Typhoon "Danas" on major flight routes [2] - Since July 4, the bureau has provided rerouting services for 61 flights affected by the typhoon, minimizing operational disruptions [4] - The bureau will closely monitor the situation and adjust management plans to ensure high-quality air traffic services for passengers [4]