Core Insights - Wuhan Tianhe Airport has seen a significant increase in inbound and outbound passengers, reaching over 11,200 during the recent Dragon Boat Festival, marking an 18.03% year-on-year growth, establishing Wuhan as a key air hub in Central China [1] - China Eastern Airlines (CEA) Wuhan Company has become the largest airline in Central China in terms of fleet size, asset scale, and tax contributions, supported by CEA's strategic focus on expanding international and emerging market routes [1][4] Route Expansion - CEA has launched several international routes from Wuhan, including direct flights to Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Osaka, and more, with a total of 10 international and regional routes, accounting for 50% of the airport's international and regional routes [4] - The international passenger transport volume from Wuhan by CEA increased by 64.62% year-on-year from January to May 2025 [4] Connectivity Enhancement - CEA's fleet in Wuhan has grown to 36 aircraft, maintaining the largest fleet in Central China, with a significant increase in passenger throughput, reaching 3.6178 million from January to May 2025, a 2.6 percentage point increase compared to the same period in 2024 [6] - CEA has developed a comprehensive transfer system, achieving a 35.5% share of the transfer passenger volume at Wuhan Tianhe Airport, with over 2,300 pairs of transfer flights registered [7] Service Improvement - CEA has implemented a "four precision" service philosophy to enhance passenger experience, including expedited luggage transfer services and complimentary accommodations for eligible passengers [9] - The airline is actively exploring partnerships with local attractions to enhance the value of travel packages, aiming to integrate air travel with local tourism [10] Future Outlook - By 2025, CEA plans to expand its fleet in Wuhan to 55 aircraft and operate nearly 100 routes, contributing to the development of Central China's strategic importance [12]