Dear air passengers, ground support staff, and those lucky people who accidentally clicked on this article, I am the "new Yu Feige" who is well-known in the aviation industry, and today I am going to use my data school to write stunts and take you through the digital magic of Chinese Airlines' flight cancellations.
First, let's take a look at a dizzying set of numbers: according to incomplete statistics, 10 well-known Chinese airlines — including Chunqiula, Dongfangla, Shenzhen, Sichuanya and Chengdu — recently canceled flights equivalent to 5% of their total flight numbers. Hey, don't rush out the calculator, I've already told you the answer!
However, this is just the tip of the iceberg. If we stretch the timeline a little longer, there will be twice as many flights that could be cancelled in the future than we do now! This is not alarmism, but a "scientific prediction" based on trends and models of the past few months. That's right, here, the word "science" is more accurate than my nephew playing with Lego.
Next, let's talk about the reasons behind it. It's not as simple as the Thai media analysis - the epidemic prevention and control policy has affected the civil aviation industry. In fact, there are more levels: the civil aviation interconnection between China and Thailand is not only related to whether the people of the two countries can smoothly transform into "trapeze", but also involves trade, investment and the coordinated development of the industrial chain. So let's see, every cancelled flight could mean that a business opportunity is slipping away.
However, in the context of the normalization of the epidemic, we are all looking forward to the market recovery. The Chinese and Thai governments are clearly racking their brains about this, too. Imagine if they could improve communication, break down barriers... It's so beautiful that I don't dare to look at it!
And let's not forget that China is the world's largest aviation market, and look at Thailand – regional hub airports are as attractive as beach houses. It's like butter meets bread – the perfect match!
As for those volatile international environments... Hey, they're like prankster elves, causing trouble when we need peace the most. But even so, we still firmly believe that the light is always after the storm.
Finally, I will leave you a little easter egg: according to internal sources (shhhhh
Okay, okay, that's all for today's sharing. Hopefully, my data circus will make your eyes shine and give you something to think about while you wait for your next flight. Remember: "Xinyu Feige" is always with you at an altitude of 10,000 meters! See you next time!