CCTV News: On April 27, the Civil Aviation Administration held a press conference to introduce the civil aviation production safety situation in the first quarter and March, and the civil aviation transportation guarantee arrangements during the May Day holiday, etc. At the meeting, Li Yong, deputy director of the Civil Aviation Safety Office, introduced that the Civil Aviation Administration attaches great importance to the impact of complex weather on flight safety and operational efficiency, and requires all units to tighten and consolidate responsibilities at all levels, implement various safety measures in detail, and focus on the following three aspects: First, strengthen production organization. Urge airlines to continue to carry out special training on identifying and avoiding dangerous weather, and improve the crew's ability to efficiently use meteorological radar to fly dangerous weather around. Strictly require weather standards and release standards, timely adjust flight plans, strengthen crew strength, strengthen operation control, and enhance air-to-ground coordination. Urge airports to strengthen inspection and maintenance of facilities and equipment to ensure their working conditions are safe and reliable. The air traffic control department is required to strengthen monitoring, early warning and early forecast of complex weather to provide reliable support for the crew to change flights and land.

The second is to strengthen coordination and linkage. Urge all units to rely on the "National-Regional-Airport" three-level collaborative operation mechanism, study and formulate operation strategies based on influencing factors and comprehensive guarantee capabilities, and dynamically optimize and improve them in combination with actual conditions. Relying on the national civil aviation operation coordination video conference scheduling mechanism, the Civil Aviation Administration organizes the entire industry to carry out operation scheduling every day, fully share operation information, supervise the formulation of guarantee plans, coordinate and solve operation difficulties, and make every effort to improve operation efficiency.

The third is to provide good passenger services. Urge all units to further improve the emergency response plan for large-scale flight delays and large-scale reserve landings. The airport and airlines will flexibly allocate scenes and terminal support resources based on the operating conditions and flight delays, and properly respond to flight and passenger backlog. In addition, the Civil Aviation Administration will formulate and issue the "Overall Plan for Civil Aviation Operation Guarantee in the Thunderstorm Season 2025", strengthen overall management, refine response measures, and make every effort to ensure the safe, stable and orderly civil aviation operation in the Thunderstorm Season.