Core Viewpoint - The Civil Aviation Administration of China has established a joint review working group to validate the enhanced meteorological information system developed by Spring Airlines, ensuring compliance with relevant guidelines and improving operational efficiency in adverse weather conditions [1][2] Group 1: System Validation and Features - The working group conducted a detailed compliance check on the functionality, manual system, and personnel training of Spring Airlines' enhanced meteorological information system [1] - The demonstration showcased the entire process from collecting and analyzing original meteorological data to outputting various weather forecast products, emphasizing structured forecasting for turbulence, thunderstorms, strong winds, and wind shear [1] Group 2: Goals for Improvement - The working group set three main objectives for Spring Airlines: 1. Improve warning accuracy to enhance the precision of forecasts regarding dangerous weather areas, periods, and intensities [2] 2. Optimize operational efficiency by matching various dangerous weather conditions with flight operations to improve the accuracy of the entire flight assessment process, including fuel calculations and decisions on weather diversions or flight delays [2] 3. Innovate communication methods to strengthen collaboration among meteorologists, dispatchers, and flight crews through the enhanced meteorological system, creating an integrated intelligent hub for weather warnings, release assessments, and decision-making [2]