Core Insights - The new winter-spring aviation season will officially begin on October 26, with the East China Air Traffic Management Bureau (ATMB) implementing measures to ensure safe operations during this period [1][2] - The overall flight volume in the East China region is expected to decrease slightly by approximately 3.5% compared to the previous season, with more significant declines of 7%-8% anticipated for flights to and from the northwest and northeast domestic routes [1] - Daily peak air traffic management support periods are expected to shorten by 1-2 hours compared to the summer-autumn season, with a trend towards more concentrated flight schedules during daytime hours [1] - The daily international flight volume in the East China region is projected to remain stable, with no significant changes in the proportion of various international and regional passenger flights [1] Industry Measures - The East China ATMB will leverage the Civil Aviation Information Center and Command Center to address changes in flight distribution and the impact of winter weather on air traffic management [2] - Preparations will include training for major airports in Shandong, Jiangsu, and Anhui that may be affected by snow and ice, enhancing collaborative efficiency to ensure safe operations during the winter-spring season [2]