Core Points - The Civil Aviation Administration of Shanghai has conducted a supplementary qualification verification of Spring Airlines' Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for crew members, ensuring the efficiency and standardization of the verification process [1][2] - The Shanghai regulatory authority performed a comprehensive document review of Spring Airlines' SOP and operational manual, identifying issues such as the lack of specific processes for data collection and departmental collaboration, as well as the absence of necessary procedures for integrating temporary revisions into regular updates [2] - The regulatory body will continue to monitor the overall operational safety level following the SOP updates and will urge Spring Airlines to implement corrective measures and conduct risk assessments [3] Group 1 - The Shanghai regulatory authority collaborated with Spring Airlines to prepare for the verification of the SOP [1] - A special interview meeting was organized to gather feedback from frontline pilots regarding the SOP updates, which helped in assessing the risk management capabilities of Spring Airlines [2] - The verification process included observations of the crew's performance and recommendations for highlighting equipment differences in the SOP to aid quick identification by the crew [2] Group 2 - The approval of the SOP is viewed as a new starting point rather than an endpoint, emphasizing the importance of transforming standards into safety habits for pilots [3] - The regulatory authority aims to strengthen the foundation of safe operations through ongoing oversight and support for Spring Airlines [3]