Civil Aviation Administration: Airlines must dynamically adjust capacity deployment to ensure aircraft remain in good airworthiness condition

MetaMuskRat · 2026-03-19T08:48:07+00:00

The Civil Aviation Administration held a Safety Committee meeting on March 17th, emphasizing the production organization of seasonal flight schedule changes. It required all parties to actively respond to complex weather conditions, provide early warnings and optimize capacity allocation, ensure aircraft airworthiness, strengthen airport security inspections and air traffic management services, and enhance overall safety supervision and management.

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2026-03-19 08:48:07

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People’s Financial News, March 17 — On March 17, the Civil Aviation Administration held a full (expanded) meeting of the March Safety Committee. The meeting emphasized the need to organize flight operations effectively during the seasonal change. It called for proactive responses to complex weather conditions, prioritizing preemptive prevention, early detection, early warning, and early decision-making. Airlines should dynamically adjust capacity deployment to ensure aircraft are in good airworthiness condition; airport authorities should diligently carry out safety inspections of the apron operations at transportation airports and conduct comprehensive seasonal operation hazard inspections; air traffic control departments should improve terminal control services at busy airports and enhance their ability to respond to complex weather conditions; all regulatory agencies should closely monitor key units and fulfill their supervisory responsibilities.

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