Group 1 - The 2026 Spring Festival travel season will start on February 2 and last for 40 days until March 13, with a significant increase in passenger flow expected due to the longest Spring Festival holiday [1] - China Southern Airlines (CZ) plans to operate over 8,440 flights in and out of Hubei, providing an average of over 23,000 seats daily, with new routes added to popular destinations [1] - China Southern Airlines has optimized schedules for high-density routes, such as Wuhan-Guangzhou and Wuhan-Beijing Daxing, to enhance convenience for travelers [1] Group 2 - China Southern Airlines has introduced "Aurora Routes" during the Spring Festival to facilitate travel to regions with high aurora visibility, including Xinjiang, Heilongjiang, Mongolia, and Northern Europe [2] - Internationally, China Southern Airlines has increased flights to Bangkok and Phuket, with Wuhan to Bangkok now at 4 flights per week and Wuhan to Ho Chi Minh City at 7 flights per week [2] - China Eastern Airlines (MU) plans to increase its flight capacity in Hubei by 2.65% compared to the same period in 2025, with nearly 900 additional flights scheduled [4] Group 3 - China Eastern Airlines is launching new routes to northern ice and snow tourism destinations and increasing flights to southern warm destinations to meet diverse travel needs [4] - The airline is enhancing its service for unaccompanied minors and first-time travelers, ensuring comprehensive support during the travel experience [4] - The peak travel demand is expected from the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month to New Year's Eve and from the fourth to the tenth day of the first lunar month, with concentrated demand for routes from Wuhan to Shenzhen, Kunming, Sanya, and Harbin [5]