Core Points - The "Shang Bo" themed flight, a collaboration between Shanghai Museum and China Eastern Airlines, is the world's first airborne museum, offering a unique cultural experience for passengers [1][2] - The aircraft features a design inspired by ancient Chinese art, showcasing bronze artifacts and cultural elements throughout the cabin [1] - The inaugural flight included interactive activities and cultural content, enhancing passenger engagement and promoting cultural exploration during the flight [2] Group 1 - The "Shang Bo" aircraft is painted in a refreshing Jiangnan spring green, adorned with patterns from the museum's bronze artifacts, creating a unique "treasure mark" [1] - The cabin interior is designed to resemble an "airborne museum," displaying over 30 bronze artifact patterns with accompanying descriptions [1][2] - The flight aims to deepen the strategic cooperation between Shanghai Museum and China Eastern Airlines, promoting a dual identity of "passenger" and "tourist" [2] Group 2 - The themed flight offers interactive games and prizes, allowing passengers to win cultural gifts from the museum [2] - Passengers can access exclusive museum videos and documentaries through seat screens, transforming the flight into a mobile cultural classroom [2] - The "Shang Bo" flight will expand to international routes, including Venice and Cairo, by 2025, regularly updating its cultural themes [2]