截至2月25日17时，因天气原因取消航班5班，备降航班2架次，进港延误航班2班，机场运行秩序总体平 稳，保障工作正常有序。 中国民航网 通讯员杨庆明、张景泽 报道：2月25日，呼伦贝尔地区遭遇大风暴雪恶劣天气，呼伦贝尔机 场闻雪而动，迅速启动应急保障机制，统筹部署保障力量，积极做好特殊天气下航班保障工作。 呼伦贝尔机场将持续关注天气变化，不断完善应急保障预案，加强设备维护和人员演练，以更高效的处 置能力应对各类恶劣天气，筑牢机场运行安全防线，为旅客平安、顺利出行提供坚实保障。（编辑：李 季威 校对：张彤 审核：程凌） 面对大风暴雪、能见度低、气温骤降的不利条件，呼伦贝尔机场科学调配除冰雪设备，按照"跑道、滑 行道、机坪同步开放"的作业原则，采取"机械为主、人工为辅"的方式，对机场飞行区关键区域进行不 间断除冰雪作业。工作人员不畏严寒，顶着凛冽寒风对设备作业盲区、廊桥活动区周边进行人工清理， 同时严格把控道面摩擦系数、积雪厚度、堆雪高度等关键指标，确保跑道、滑行道及机坪道面符合航班 运行标准。 针对服务保障，呼伦贝尔机场密切关注天气情况和航班动态，提前通知旅客并加密现场广播，在登机口 增派工作人员，做好旅客解释 ...

《中国民航报》、中国民航网 记者路泞 通讯员陈帅 报道：2月23日，正值春节假期返程高峰，陕西关 中地区突遇降雪，部分区域出现中到大雪，陕西省气象台于当日10时发布灾害性天气预报，预计西安南 部山区等多地降雪量可达6毫米以上，伴有暴雪及道路结冰天气，给民航返程运输带来严峻考验。 面对降雪天气正逢返程高峰，西安咸阳机场托完善的应急保障体系和前置筹备，联动多方力量高效处 置，全力保障旅客出行安全顺畅，用专业与坚守诠释民航担当。 制，强化冬季复杂天气应对能力，常态化做好各项保障筹备工作，以更严谨的态度、更专业的服务，筑 牢民航安全运行防线，护航每一位旅客平安出行。（编辑：李季威 校对：王亚玲 审核：程凌） 今日西安咸阳机场预计起降航班1002架次，运送旅客16万人次。截至发稿时，机场运行秩序总体平稳， 各保障环节衔接顺畅，未出现大规模航班延误和旅客滞留情况，充分检验了机场应急保障体系的成熟度 和民航从业人员的专业素养。 此次降雪保障工作，西安咸阳机场以"常备不懈"的筹备、"分秒必争"的响应、"协同高效"的处置，圆满 应对双重考验，切实守护了旅客返程平安。下一步，机场将持续总结保障经验，不断完善应急处置机 （李宜鹏 ...

凌晨的机坪上，红色的党员突击队旗帜格外醒目。这次凌晨行动共有110多名党员主动请缨，组成除冰 雪突击队，承担起最"冻人"的夜间除冰雪工作："作为党员，关键时刻必须顶上！" 在这场除冰雪保障战中，长沙机场各岗位员工展现出高度的专业精神与奉献意识：除冰作业人员每4小 时轮班一次，许多人却主动延长工作时间；设备维护团队彻夜值守，确保所有除冰设备运转正常；后勤 保障部门将热气腾腾的姜茶与餐食直送作业现场…… 《中国民航报》、中国民航网 记者郭瑛 通讯员欧阳婷 报道："各单位请注意，除冰车已就位，开始执 行除冰雪作业！"1月21日凌晨3时的长沙机场早已"苏醒"，为3小时后的第一批航班做好除冰雪工作。 凌晨行动，先锋引领 为保障早班航班准点起飞，长沙机场开展"凌晨行动"，全力确保始发航班正常。3时，机务人员对航空 器积冰情况进行全面排查，一旦发现结冰立即实施预除冰工作，为后续正式除冰节约时间、提升效率， 助力航班正点起飞。与此同时，对东西双跑道的除冰雪作业也同步展开，工作人员全程实时监测道面状 况与摩擦系数，并与塔台、运控等部门紧密协同，在确保安全的前提下高效推进作业，为后续航班起降 提供坚实保障。 往年因除冰车数量限制 ...

应对今冬最强寒潮以及暴雪，南京禄口机场有什么应急预案？ 如果出现航班延误，对滞留旅客有什么关爱和保障措施？"我们将重点巡查旅客聚集区、进出通道等关键点位。做好地面防滑措施；加强对供暖、充电等 关键设备设施的巡检力度，增加清洁频次，维护整洁舒适的候机环境。现场人员主动靠前服务，做好问询答疑、引导分流等工作。此外，我们会联合航空 公司，及时告知航班动态、协助旅客办理退改签，重点关注老年、儿童、残疾等特殊旅客需求。针对过夜旅客休息区、儿童乐园等区域的环境状况也会加 强关注，为旅客提供毛毯、备足热水等保暖物资。针对时间较长的航班延误，提前做好酒店和餐食准备，配合航空公司，做好旅客安置服务。"吴博表 示，随着天气变化特别是雪情的变化，将科学制定航班运行调整方案，并同步将信息通报各保障单位，协调航空公司及时将最新航班动态告知每一位旅 客。此外，机场还会通过航站楼显示屏、楼内广播和机场官方平台等，多渠道发布航班信息与出行提醒。通讯员房天翔吴博扬子晚报/紫牛新闻记者笪越 0 in g 1 y 3 DD F ** 新闻 12 2017 东部机场集团南京禄口国际机场运行指挥中心指挥科科长吴博介绍，1月20日，南京地区遭遇持续雨雪 ...

Group 1 - The Eastern Airport Group has completed inspections and maintenance of all special snow removal vehicles, including snowplows and de-icing trucks, ensuring readiness for winter weather conditions [1][3] - Various de-icing materials, such as industrial salt, snow-melting agents, and de-icing fluids for aircraft, have been adequately stocked at airports across Jiangsu [1][3] - Jiangsu airports have developed emergency response plans and specialized support schemes based on weather warnings, detailing snow monitoring, operational processes, standby arrangements, information communication, and flight delay services [3] Group 2 - The Central Meteorological Observatory issued multiple weather warnings, including a yellow alert for cold waves, ice, and heavy snow, indicating severe winter weather from January 18 to 23 [3] - Forecasts predict widespread cold wave conditions, strong winds, low temperatures, and rain and snow across Jiangsu, with the northern and central regions expected to experience moderate to heavy snowfall, and localized areas facing blizzards [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Eastern Airport Group is proactively preparing for the strongest winter rain, snow, and freezing weather in Jiangsu, ensuring all personnel, materials, and equipment are ready for operational support [1] Group 1: Speedy Deployment - Following the safety risk alert from the group, airports have improved emergency plans based on weather warnings and developed specialized support schemes [3] - Key processes such as snow monitoring, operational procedures, standby arrangements, information communication, and flight delay services have been detailed [3] - All special support vehicles, including snowplows and de-icing trucks, have undergone comprehensive inspections and maintenance [3] Group 2: Rigorous Hazard Inspection - Airports are focusing on critical equipment and key areas, conducting thorough safety hazard inspections [5] - Specific checks are being performed on navigation lights, communication systems, power and water supply, heating, and fire safety systems [5] - Outdoor pipelines and equipment are being reinforced and insulated, with increased inspection frequency [5] Group 3: Warm-hearted Services - Airports are prioritizing passenger needs by ensuring adequate supplies of hot water, blankets, and increasing on-site service personnel during peak travel times [8] - Special attention is given to the needs of elderly, children, and disabled passengers [8] - The group is coordinating with hotels and food service providers to ensure that passenger accommodation services remain operational during potential flight delays due to weather [8]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the proactive measures taken by Xi'an Xianyang International Airport to ensure smooth operations during adverse weather conditions, specifically snow, on December 31 [1][2] Group 2 - Xi'an Xianyang Airport initiated emergency snow removal plans in response to the snowfall, enhancing order maintenance in key areas and increasing inspection frequency in slippery zones [2] - The airport deployed multiple snow removal machines and utilized manual labor to clear snow, while also laying down anti-slip mats and setting up warning signs at critical points [2] - Coordination with local transportation and the Xi'an Intercity Railway Company was strengthened to ensure smooth passenger flow and transport during the weather event [2] Group 3 - The airport prepared in advance by checking de-icing equipment and vehicles, deploying 9 tons of de-icing agents, and reserving an additional 40 tons for emergencies [1] - A total of 10 backup vehicles were reserved to assist approximately 1,500 delayed passengers, along with pre-arrangements with hotels and catering services for extended passenger support [1]

Core Viewpoint - Jinan Airport has effectively implemented emergency snow removal measures in response to the first snowfall of the winter season, ensuring the safety and smooth operation of flights while providing warm services to passengers during adverse weather conditions [1][8]. Group 1: Emergency Response and Coordination - Upon receiving snowfall forecasts, Jinan Airport activated its warning response, collaborating with air traffic control, meteorological departments, and airlines to conduct comprehensive drills and discussions [3]. - A "one snow, one plan" strategy was developed to assess the impact of snowfall and allocate resources effectively, enhancing operational organization during snow conditions [3]. Group 2: Operational Efficiency - As snow began to fall, all operational support departments at Jinan Airport entered a "wartime state," establishing a collaborative mechanism with air traffic control and airlines to optimize air traffic flow and expedite snow removal operations [3]. - Continuous monitoring of runway conditions and dynamic assessments were conducted to ensure safe takeoffs and landings for aircraft [5]. Group 3: Passenger Services - Jinan Airport enhanced its service by increasing check-in counters, improving flight information broadcasts, and providing dedicated assistance at key points such as check-in, security, and boarding [7]. - Special attention was given to vulnerable passenger groups, with staff providing guidance and distributing warm supplies like blankets and snacks [7]. Group 4: Preparedness and Training - The airport's effective response to winter weather challenges is attributed to comprehensive preparations, including refining emergency plans, equipment maintenance, personnel training, and practical drills [8]. - Specific training and assessments were conducted for snow removal equipment and operational staff to ensure readiness and effective collaboration during snow events [8]. Group 5: Performance Metrics - As of December 13, Jinan Airport mobilized approximately 2,000 personnel, utilized 530 vehicles, and sprayed 173 tons of de-icing fluid, maintaining orderly flight operations [8]. - The airport's proactive measures and commitment to safety and service exemplify its dedication to passenger welfare during winter travel [8].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by Xilinhot Airport in Inner Mongolia to ensure safe aviation operations during severe snow and cold weather conditions, emphasizing their commitment to passenger safety and operational efficiency [2][3]. Group 1: Emergency Response - Xilinhot Airport activated its snow removal emergency response mechanism immediately after the first snowfall in late November, mobilizing all departments to adhere to the established plans [2]. - The airport's flight area management department coordinated the deployment of four specialized snow removal vehicles to clear runways and taxiways continuously, ensuring that the runways met takeoff and landing standards [2]. Group 2: Continuous Operations - Following a new round of snowfall, Xilinhot Airport maintained its operations by continuously deploying professional snow removal equipment and dynamically adjusting work plans to ensure flight safety [3]. - Despite temporary disruptions to some flights due to weather conditions, the airport managed to ensure orderly flight operations and smooth passenger travel through precise assessments and scientific scheduling [3]. Group 3: Workforce Efforts - The airport formed three specialized teams: the main route task force, auxiliary route cleaning team, and tool support group, establishing a work structure prioritizing main routes while supporting secondary routes and logistics [3]. - Airport staff worked tirelessly for nearly three hours to clear snow and ice from passenger pathways and parking areas, successfully opening safe travel routes and earning praise from travelers for their dedication [3].

Core Viewpoint - Zhuhai Airport effectively managed the impact of Typhoon "Haikaisar" through a comprehensive emergency response system, ensuring smooth operations and passenger safety during extreme weather conditions [1][9]. Group 1: Emergency Response Mechanism - Zhuhai Airport established a three-tiered responsibility system led by senior management to coordinate emergency responses, ensuring all leaders were on-site and actively monitoring the situation [3][4]. - The airport conducted four specialized meetings to detail tasks related to facility reinforcement, flight adjustments, passenger services, and emergency preparedness, ensuring no blind spots in their defense coverage [4]. Group 2: On-Site Operations - During the typhoon, airport staff formed a "Typhoon Vanguard" team to maintain operations, including clearing debris, checking navigation lights, and ensuring runway conditions remained safe [6]. - Continuous monitoring of power supply was conducted to prevent outages, and staff provided dedicated services to passengers affected by flight changes [6]. Group 3: Recovery Operations - Following the typhoon, Zhuhai Airport quickly transitioned to recovery mode, focusing on comprehensive inspections and ensuring all critical facilities were operational before resuming flights [9]. - The airport successfully resumed operations on September 25 at 10 AM, with the first flight arriving shortly after, demonstrating effective recovery capabilities [9]. Group 4: Future Monitoring - Zhuhai Airport will continue to monitor the effects of post-typhoon weather conditions and enhance facility inspections and flight monitoring to mitigate any further disruptions [10].