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Sep 24Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    CATA Aviation Conference Focuses on AI in Airline Service

    The 4th China Air Transport Association (CATA) Aviation Conference, themed 'AI and Civil Aviation Integrated Development,' featured nearly 200 exhibitors. Airlines shared AI progress: China Eastern partnered with Qwen to enable one-sentence booking, seat selection and changes, and its transfer decision system cut batch rebooking time from 30 minutes to 5 minutes with an over-97% tight-transfer success rate; China Southern piloted AI check-in on international routes, cutting average check-in time per passenger from 3 minutes to under 1 minute, serving over 15,000 passengers, while its smart customer service handled 170,000 complaint cases, reducing average handling time from 3 days to 1.5 da…

Sep 18Fri
  1. CATA

    6th Civil Aviation Education, Training and Talent Development Forum Held in Beijing

    On the afternoon of September 18, the 6th Civil Aviation Education, Training and Talent Development Forum, part of the 4th CATA Aviation Conference, was held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing under the theme "Digital Intelligence, Integration, New Quality: AI Empowering Integrated Development of Civil Aviation Education, Science and Talent." CATA Vice Chairman Zhu Yaochun and Zhejiang Economic Vocational and Technical College President Ke Konglin delivered remarks, with Lin Zengyue, Deputy Director of the Training and Education Division of CAAC's Personnel, Science and Education Department, attending. Sessions covered AI-driven reconstruction of talent training, lifelong le…

Sep 17Thu
  1. CATA

    4th CATA Aviation Conference Opens in Beijing, Focusing on AI-Civil Aviation Integration

    On September 17, the 4th CATA Aviation Conference opened in Beijing, running three days under the annual theme "AI and Civil Aviation Integrated Development," marking the first time AI serves as the main thread across the opening ceremony, industry forums and professional exhibition. CAAC Deputy Administrator Han Jun attended and addressed the conference, calling for holding the safety bottom line, focusing on scenario implementation and maintaining open collaboration. CATA Chairman Wang Changshun said the association will deepen industry self-discipline coordination and support technology innovation. The opening ceremony presented the 2025 Civil Aviation Science and Technology Awards, and…

Jul 20Mon
  1. CATA

    Aviation Catering Management Training Concludes Successfully

    The Aviation Food Branch of China Air Transport Association held an 'Aviation Catering Enterprise Management Improvement Training' from July 8-10, 2026 at the COMAC Academy in Shanghai. Middle and senior managers from aviation catering companies across China attended. The training focused on industry development trends, policy orientation, and management innovation during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, with modules on strategic vision, regulations, and innovative practices. Participants visited COMAC's assembly line for C919 and the Eastern Airlines Catering cloud space exhibition.

Jul 17Fri
  1. CATA

    Group Standard for Flight Overbooking Under Development

    Under the guidance of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the China Air Transport Association is organizing airlines to develop a group standard for flight overbooking, focusing on standardizing information disclosure and compensation plans. The standard will be open for public comment after completion. This aims to guide airlines in standardizing overbooking handling and protect passengers' rights to information and choice.

Jul 16Thu
  1. CATA

    CATA Revenue Accounting Committee holds 4th 2nd meeting

    The 4th 2nd meeting of CATA's Revenue Accounting Committee was held in Beijing, approving the work report, revised organization rules, and the proposal to revise the Domestic Interline Revenue Accounting Manual. Three new deputy directors were elected. Discussions focused on pain points in revenue settlement, accelerating RMB cross-border clearing, advancing the government procurement ticket platform and CDS integration, and enhancing standardization and digitalization.

  2. CATA

    CATA Q2 industry briefing: rising cost pressures

    CATA held its Q2 2026 information meeting, reporting industry performance. Domestic passenger market faced pressure, international passenger showed resilience, and cargo remained strong in off-season. Middle East conflicts pushed up fuel costs, significantly increasing cost pressures. Global flight volumes recovered to 97% of 2019 levels; IATA downgraded 2026 profit forecast to $48 billion, down 37.2%.