中证报中证网讯(记者王婧涵)10月11日，记者从中国航协了解到，第三届CATA航空大会将于10月24日 至10月26日在北京首都国际会展中心举办。大会以"安全护航两翼齐飞创新驱动融合发展"为主题，延 续"一会一展"模式，包括开幕式、行业论坛和专业展览三大单元，共设1个主论坛和8个分论坛，围绕航 空安全、发展新质生产力、民航绿色发展、民航科技创新、民航财经、通航发展、夯实低空安全运营基 础与未来发展、"数"说低空——打造低空经济数字化商务新生态等热点话题展开探讨。 其中，特别设立的民航科教专区将呈现民航教育与科研的创新力量，"航空美食街"吸引了近50家航食企 业及供应商参展，致力于展现航食领域的新理念、新产品与新服务。展览将汇聚产业链各环节的领先企 业，通过实物、模型、多媒体等多种形式，为观众带来沉浸式的航空科技与文化体验，促进供需对接与 产业协作。 中国航协相关负责人介绍，大会的专业展览板块设置了运输航空、航空制造、航空金融、通用航空与低 空经济发展等多个主题展区，行业内外观众将了解到航空业全产业链的最新发展成果与未来趋势。 ...

中国民航网 通讯员包凯 报道：为提升旅客航空安全意识，近日，呼伦贝尔机场联合机场公安开展充电 宝及锂电池安全宣传活动，以专业讲解和互动体验，为旅客筑牢出行安全防线。 针对旅客关心的"能否托运充电宝""多人出行携带数量限制"等问题，安检工作人员一一解答："充电宝 必须随身携带，且每人携带数量不得超过两个，额定能量需严格符合民航规定。"同时，他们还提醒旅 客，若发现充电宝有鼓包、漏液等情况，应立即停止使用并交由机场专业人员处理。 "以前只知道不能带太多，没想到还有这么多门道。"刚听完讲解的旅客王女士仔细检查了自己的充电 宝，"这次学到了，以后出行一定认准合规产品，按规定携带。" 对旅客进行充电宝锂电池携带方式进行讲解 此次宣传活动是呼伦贝尔机场筑牢空防底线的具体举措，后续将持续联合公安等部门，开展形式多样的 安全宣传，从源头防范风险，为旅客打造更安全、更安心的出行环境。（编辑：李季威 校对：张彤 审 核：程凌） 在航站楼内，安检工作人员与公安民警组成的宣传小队，通过发放安全手册、现场答疑、案例讲解等形 式，向旅客普及充电宝使用的安全知识。"您知道充电宝额定能量不能超过100Wh，超过160Wh需经航 空公司批准吗 ...

Boeing can sign off on its 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner planes before they're handed over to customers, the Federal Aviation Administration said Friday, the latest sign the manufacturer is regaining confidence from its regulator after years of safety crises.The FAA stopped allowing Boeing to issue its own airworthiness certificates for 737 MAX airplanes in 2019 after two fatal crashes. It made a similar decision for Boeing 787 airplanes in 2022 because of production defects. "Safety drives everything we do, a ...

Core Viewpoint - The UAE is strengthening its leading position in global aviation safety through a comprehensive safety system, enhanced regulatory mechanisms, advanced technology applications, and continuous professional talent development [1] Group 1: Aviation Safety Achievements - The UAE achieved a high score of 98.86% in the comprehensive safety audit conducted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), ranking among the top globally [1] - The UAE's aviation authority has released a report emphasizing the principle of safety first and the continuous update of the national aviation safety plan to align with international best practices [1] Group 2: National Aviation Safety Plan - The 2023-2026 National Aviation Safety Plan focuses on reducing operational risks, enhancing regulatory capabilities, and integrating safety culture into institutional frameworks, in line with ICAO's global planning [1] Group 3: Talent Development and Regulatory Actions - The UAE is committed to enhancing the capabilities of aviation inspectors and technical experts to meet the regulatory demands of complex environments, with over 900 regulatory actions planned for 2024 [1] - These actions include airworthiness checks, foreign operator audits, operational assessments, and license reviews [1] Group 4: Technological Innovations - The UAE is the first country globally to implement an AI-driven, risk-based intelligent regulatory system, enabling real-time risk monitoring, intelligent task prioritization for audits, and automated checklists, significantly improving regulatory efficiency [1] Group 5: International Collaboration - The UAE has launched the first national agreement for monitoring aviation-related infectious diseases, which includes early warning systems and on-site training, recognized by ICAO and the World Health Organization [1] - The UAE actively hosts international conferences to promote global aviation safety experience exchange, showcasing its international influence [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing a $3.1 million fine against Boeing for safety violations, particularly related to an incident involving an Alaska Airlines jetliner losing a door plug panel midflight [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Details - The proposed penalty is linked to safety violations that occurred from September 2023 to February 2024 [1]. - The incident in question involved a door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 shortly after takeoff from Portland, Oregon in January 2024 [2]. - Fortunately, none of the 171 passengers or six crew members were seriously injured, and the pilots managed to land the plane safely [4]. Group 2: Investigation Findings - The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) conducted a 17-month investigation, concluding that lapses in Boeing's manufacturing and safety oversight, along with ineffective FAA inspections, contributed to the door plug blowout [4]. - The FAA identified hundreds of quality system violations at Boeing's 737 factory in Renton, Washington, and at subcontractor Spirit AeroSystems' factory in Wichita, Kansas [5]. - Among the violations, a Boeing employee pressured a member of Boeing's Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) unit to approve a 737 Max airplane despite it not meeting applicable standards [6]. Group 3: Boeing's Response - Boeing has 30 days to respond to the FAA's proposed civil penalty [8]. - In a statement, Boeing indicated it is reviewing the proposed civil penalty and highlighted that it implemented a safety and quality plan last year under FAA oversight to enhance safety management and quality assurance [9]. - The company expressed regret over the January 2024 door-plug incident and is focused on strengthening its safety culture and improving accountability across operations [9]. Group 4: Historical Context - The Boeing 737 Max has faced ongoing issues since two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019, which resulted in the deaths of 346 people [10]. - In May, the Justice Department reached a deal allowing Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution for allegedly misleading U.S. regulators regarding the Max before the crashes [12].

Core Points - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to impose a fine of approximately $3.1 million on Boeing due to safety violations occurring between September 2023 and February 2024 [1] - The violations include an incident on January 5, 2024, where an emergency door seal fell off a Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft shortly after takeoff, and interference with the independent duties of safety personnel [1] - Boeing's facilities in Renton, Washington, and its supplier, Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kansas, were found to have hundreds of quality system violations [1] Company Summary - Boeing has applied for airworthiness certification for two aircraft that do not meet airworthiness standards [1] - An employee at Boeing reportedly pressured internal airworthiness verification personnel to approve the release of a problematic Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to meet delivery schedules [1] - Following the FAA's notice of penalty, Boeing has 30 days to respond [1] Incident Details - The incident involving the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 occurred shortly after takeoff, with a door seal falling off due to four missing bolts that were supposed to secure it [1] - The aircraft was delivered to Alaska Airlines only about two months prior to the incident [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Fijian government has reinstated the National Civil Aviation Safety Committee (NCASC) and the National Facilitation Committee (NFC), reflecting a renewed commitment to enhancing aviation safety and facilitation in Fiji [1] Group 1: Commitments and Priorities - The Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Gavoka, emphasized Fiji's commitment to international civil aviation obligations and the importance of adhering to global standards to maintain Fiji's reputation as a safe tourist destination [1] - Key priorities for the Fijian government include implementing "Advance Passenger Information" and "Passenger Name Record" systems to enhance Fiji's ability to respond to cross-border threats, aligning with United Nations Security Council resolutions [1] - The government is also dedicated to adopting digital identity management and biometric technologies to improve aviation security [1] Group 2: Committee Agenda - The agenda for the reinstated committees includes strengthening their mandates, reviewing security measures and legislation, and updating the national aviation plan [1]

Group 1 - The article highlights the crucial role of ground service personnel at Wuhan Tianhe Airport in ensuring aviation safety, emphasizing their dedication and hard work in challenging conditions [1] - Ground staff are depicted as unsung heroes who work tirelessly in extreme weather conditions, including high temperatures, heavy rain, and freezing cold, to maintain aircraft safety [2][3][4] - The narrative illustrates the daily challenges faced by these workers, such as performing meticulous checks and repairs under harsh environmental conditions, showcasing their commitment to passenger safety [2][3][4][5] Group 2 - The article describes various scenarios where ground service personnel operate, including working in scorching heat, heavy rain, freezing temperatures, and during the night, all while ensuring the aircraft is ready for safe takeoff [2][3][4][5] - It emphasizes the physical and mental resilience of these workers, who often sacrifice comfort and face fatigue to fulfill their responsibilities [4][5] - The piece concludes by recognizing the silent contributions of ground staff, portraying their work as a form of dedication that supports the broader aviation industry [5]

Group 1 - A Polish F-16 fighter jet crashed during a training exercise ahead of the Radom Air Show, resulting in the death of the pilot, marking the first crash of a Polish Air Force F-16 [1] - The Polish Minister of Special Services confirmed the incident and stated that an investigation committee will be established to determine the cause of the crash [1] - The Radom Air Show, scheduled for August 30-31, is the largest of its kind in Poland and one of the leading air shows in Europe [1] Group 2 - Previous accidents have occurred at the Radom Air Show, including a 2007 incident where two pilots from the Lubusz Land Aviation Club died during a stunt and a 2009 crash involving a Belarusian Su-27 fighter jet that killed two experienced pilots [2]

Core Viewpoint - Zhengzhou Airport has effectively managed security checks during the peak summer travel season, ensuring the safety and efficiency of passenger processing [1][3][6]. Group 1: Security Operations - The airport's security team, consisting of around 1,000 personnel, has been dedicated to maintaining safety at various checkpoints, processing approximately 40,000 passengers daily [1][6]. - Security personnel have developed specialized procedures for expedited checks for late-arriving passengers, with an average of about 100 such passengers processed every hour during peak times [7][6]. - The security staff employs advanced screening technology, scanning over 17,000 pieces of luggage daily, and has undergone specialized training to enhance image recognition efficiency [6][7]. Group 2: Passenger Experience - The security checks are designed to be thorough yet efficient, with each passenger being carefully inspected in a timely manner, often within ten seconds for luggage decisions [1][6]. - The airport has implemented dedicated fast-track channels for urgent travelers, ensuring they can board their flights despite delays [7][6]. - The overall safety culture at Zhengzhou Airport has improved, with over 2 million passengers successfully processed during the summer travel season, reflecting a growing awareness and cooperation among travelers [7][6].