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All flights to Shanghai cancelled? This is the truth!
July 13, 2022 10:19 Yicai.com Author : Chen Shanshan
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Shanghai's current flight recovery situation is indeed only close to half, but it has recovered a lot since June when Shanghai began to resume normal production and life operations.
Since last night, there have been rumors on the Internet that all inbound and outbound flights in Shanghai on July 13 were cancelled. This morning, someone posted a screenshot of the flight cancellation on the travel software, saying that Shanghai flights were canceled in large areas, and the weather did not abnormal.
In this regard, the first financial reporter consulted the Shanghai Airport Group, saying that all the cancellations were false news, and many base airlines in Shanghai also told reporters that they had not received any notice of flight cancellations or further cancellations. Today’s plan is to implement the flight. The volume is not much different from yesterday. However, compared with the daily flight volume before the closure of Shanghai in April, the current flight recovery situation in Shanghai is indeed only close to half, but it has recovered from June when Shanghai began to resume normal production and life operations. Not a lot.
The latest data from Flight Manager shows that as of 9:30 on July 13, 2022, Shanghai Pudong has cancelled 804 flights (including early cancellation), with a cancellation rate of 72.0%. Shanghai Hongqiao has cancelled 480 flights (including early cancellation). , the cancellation rate was 63.7%.
The data at around 10 o'clock yesterday showed that the number of flight cancellations in Shanghai was not much different from today. Among them, Shanghai Pudong Airport cancelled 808 flights, with a cancellation rate of 72%; Shanghai Hongqiao Airport cancelled 482 flights, with a cancellation rate of 62%. ;.
Although Shanghai has resumed normal production and life operations since June 1, the recovery of flights originating from Shanghai was relatively slow throughout June. Many cities once required that flights originating from Shanghai could not carry passengers and land, only return flights. guest.
However, since July 1, following the request of the National Health and Health Commission to immediately correct and rectify the random isolation of people in Shanghai and other areas where the epidemic occurred, many cities have gradually lifted the restriction that Shanghai flights can only carry passengers one way. But there are still cities that limit the number of flights to and from Shanghai, requiring several airlines to take turns.
On July 1, the planned domestic flight volume of Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Pudong Airport exceeded 100 flights for the first time since June 1. Compared with the March before Shanghai’s lockdown, the number of flights has recovered by half. The average flight execution rate in the first 20 days was only 5.37% and 6.64% respectively.
From July 2nd, China Eastern Airlines, the largest base airline in Shanghai, has successively added several round-trip flights from Shanghai to Beijing. Among them, there are 4 flights on July 2, 8 flights on July 3, and 8 flights on July 4.
In the previous few months, Shanghai and Beijing, the busiest and most profitable route in China, only maintained the frequency of one flight per day, and the Beijing-Shanghai flights of other airlines except China Eastern were suspended.
From July 2nd, in addition to China Eastern Airlines, Air China, Juneyao and other airlines have also resumed Beijing-Shanghai flights. For example, Air China has 2 flights on July 2nd and 5 flights every day after July 3rd.
In addition to Shanghai, the national flight volume has also bottomed out since April, and the recovery speed increased in May and June.
Data from the Civil Aviation Administration shows that since July, the number of single-day flights of civil aviation has remained above 10,000. Among them, on July 8 and 10, the number of single-day flights both exceeded 12,000, recovering to about 64.5% before the epidemic.
It is worth noting that it has entered the traditional peak season for summer transportation. The Civil Aviation Administration revealed that from July 4 to 10, the number of passenger flights reached 71,000, a month-on-month increase of 12.1%, which was basically the same as the same period in 2021; passenger transportation The number was 7.38 million, an increase of 13.8% month-on-month, but still a decrease of 31.2% from the same period in 2021.
However, the sporadic new epidemics in many places are also affecting the industry's confidence in the recovery of the summer sports market to a certain extent. After the local epidemic in Nanjing spread to more than half of China in late July last year, the peak summer season ended ahead of schedule.
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July 13, 2022 10:19 Yicai.com Author : Chen Shanshan
330
Shanghai's current flight recovery situation is indeed only close to half, but it has recovered a lot since June when Shanghai began to resume normal production and life operations.
Since last night, there have been rumors on the Internet that all inbound and outbound flights in Shanghai on July 13 were cancelled. This morning, someone posted a screenshot of the flight cancellation on the travel software, saying that Shanghai flights were canceled in large areas, and the weather did not abnormal.
In this regard, the first financial reporter consulted the Shanghai Airport Group, saying that all the cancellations were false news, and many base airlines in Shanghai also told reporters that they had not received any notice of flight cancellations or further cancellations. Today’s plan is to implement the flight. The volume is not much different from yesterday. However, compared with the daily flight volume before the closure of Shanghai in April, the current flight recovery situation in Shanghai is indeed only close to half, but it has recovered from June when Shanghai began to resume normal production and life operations. Not a lot.
The latest data from Flight Manager shows that as of 9:30 on July 13, 2022, Shanghai Pudong has cancelled 804 flights (including early cancellation), with a cancellation rate of 72.0%. Shanghai Hongqiao has cancelled 480 flights (including early cancellation). , the cancellation rate was 63.7%.
The data at around 10 o'clock yesterday showed that the number of flight cancellations in Shanghai was not much different from today. Among them, Shanghai Pudong Airport cancelled 808 flights, with a cancellation rate of 72%; Shanghai Hongqiao Airport cancelled 482 flights, with a cancellation rate of 62%. ;.
Although Shanghai has resumed normal production and life operations since June 1, the recovery of flights originating from Shanghai was relatively slow throughout June. Many cities once required that flights originating from Shanghai could not carry passengers and land, only return flights. guest.
However, since July 1, following the request of the National Health and Health Commission to immediately correct and rectify the random isolation of people in Shanghai and other areas where the epidemic occurred, many cities have gradually lifted the restriction that Shanghai flights can only carry passengers one way. But there are still cities that limit the number of flights to and from Shanghai, requiring several airlines to take turns.
On July 1, the planned domestic flight volume of Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Pudong Airport exceeded 100 flights for the first time since June 1. Compared with the March before Shanghai’s lockdown, the number of flights has recovered by half. The average flight execution rate in the first 20 days was only 5.37% and 6.64% respectively.
From July 2nd, China Eastern Airlines, the largest base airline in Shanghai, has successively added several round-trip flights from Shanghai to Beijing. Among them, there are 4 flights on July 2, 8 flights on July 3, and 8 flights on July 4.
In the previous few months, Shanghai and Beijing, the busiest and most profitable route in China, only maintained the frequency of one flight per day, and the Beijing-Shanghai flights of other airlines except China Eastern were suspended.
From July 2nd, in addition to China Eastern Airlines, Air China, Juneyao and other airlines have also resumed Beijing-Shanghai flights. For example, Air China has 2 flights on July 2nd and 5 flights every day after July 3rd.
In addition to Shanghai, the national flight volume has also bottomed out since April, and the recovery speed increased in May and June.
Data from the Civil Aviation Administration shows that since July, the number of single-day flights of civil aviation has remained above 10,000. Among them, on July 8 and 10, the number of single-day flights both exceeded 12,000, recovering to about 64.5% before the epidemic.
It is worth noting that it has entered the traditional peak season for summer transportation. The Civil Aviation Administration revealed that from July 4 to 10, the number of passenger flights reached 71,000, a month-on-month increase of 12.1%, which was basically the same as the same period in 2021; passenger transportation The number was 7.38 million, an increase of 13.8% month-on-month, but still a decrease of 31.2% from the same period in 2021.
However, the sporadic new epidemics in many places are also affecting the industry's confidence in the recovery of the summer sports market to a certain extent. After the local epidemic in Nanjing spread to more than half of China in late July last year, the peak summer season ended ahead of schedule.
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