In 2026, the civil aviation industry will intensify efforts to address "cutthroat" competition
This year, the civil aviation sector will revise and improve regulations governing the licensing of public air transport enterprises and the management of domestic route operations; It will scientifically manage the pace of domestic route and flight reviews, further refine targeted regulatory measures, and strictly control capacity on inefficient routes; it will study and formulate methods for investigating passenger transport costs, and explore the establishment of a fare monitoring and early warning mechanism; and it will coordinate efforts to strengthen oversight of online sales platforms. (China Civil Aviation Network)
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