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SA released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 29 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 6.07 B (forecast CNY 6.149 B), actual EPS CNY 1.02 (forecast CNY 0.64)

SA to Release FY2026 Q1 Earnings on April 30 After-Market (BJT), Forecast Revenue CNY 6.149 B, EPS CNY 0.64

SA released FY2025 annual earnings on April 10 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 21.46 B (forecast CNY 21.22 B), actual EPS CNY 0 (forecast CNY 2.3169)

SA released FY2025 Q4 earnings on April 10 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 4.687 B (forecast CNY 4.583 B), actual EPS CNY -0.0206 (forecast CNY -0.5336)

SA to Release FY2025 Earnings on April 11 After-Market (BJT), Forecast Revenue CNY 21.22 B, EPS CNY 2.3887

SA released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on October 30 During-Market (BJT), Actual Revenue: CNY 16.77 B, Actual EPS: CNY 2.3995

SA released FY2025 Q3 earnings on October 30 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 6.469 B (forecast CNY 5.852 B), actual EPS CNY 1.2008 (forecast CNY 1.4486)

SA to Release FY2025 Q3 Earnings on October 31 During-Market (BJT), Forecast Revenue CNY 5.852 B, EPS CNY 1.4486

SA released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 28 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 4.987 B (forecast CNY 5.22 B), actual EPS CNY 0.5086 (forecast CNY 0.7495)

SA released FY2025 Semi-Annual earnings on August 28 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 10.3 B, actual EPS CNY 1.2

SA to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 29, 2025 (BJT)

Spring Airlines Refutes Fault Rumors of Flight 9C7760

Spring Airlines Launches Qiyuan (Aki) 2D Avatar

Spring Airlines' 2 billion RMB corporate bond project accepted for review

Spring Airlines Releases June 2025 Operating Data

Spring Airlines Passenger Turnover Dropped 2.46% in June 2025

Spring Airlines Implements Flat Shoes for Cabin Crew

Qunar Travel Platform Flight Time Display Error

Spring Airlines Japan Cancels Multiple Flights

Spring Airlines Refutes Misleading Info on Aircraft Fault

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EVA Air has selected Panasonic Avionics' Arc™ 3D in-flight map platform for its fleet, including Boeing 787, 777-300ER, and Airbus A350-1000. This innovative platform features high-resolution 3D visuals, interactive engagement, and a special mode for children called Arc for Young Explorers. The new interface enhances the passenger experience with detailed travel destination information and street-level maps. EVA Air aims to redefine in-flight entertainment and engagement, making air travel more enjoyable for all ages.

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03:00 ETEVA AIR SELECTS PANASONIC AVIONICS' ARC™ 3D IN-FLIGHT MAP PLATFORM FOR ITS A350 FLEET

Spring Airlines has emerged as the most profitable listed airline in China for the second consecutive year, reporting a net profit of CNY2.3 billion (USD340 million), a 2% increase from the previous year. The airline also offers the highest average salary per employee at CNY427,100 (USD62,797). Many employees benefit from indirect shareholdings, contributing to strong profitability post-Covid-19. Notably, the highest-paid employees are senior flight personnel, with the top three executives earning over CNY2 million annually, surpassing the chairman and president's salaries.

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Spring Airlines Tops China’s Listed Carriers in Profit and Employee Pay

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UBS reported that mainland airlines exceeded 1Q expectations, with Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern all posting recurring net profits. Spring Airlines saw a 44% YoY profit increase. However, UBS warns that high oil prices may lead to significant earnings declines in 2Q, potentially causing losses for major carriers if prices remain elevated.

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UBS: Mainland Airlines 1Q Results Beat; 2Q May Swing to Loss on High Oil Prices

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Multiple Asian airlines have raised fuel surcharges for May flights following April increases, driven by rising aviation fuel costs. Adjustments affect both domestic and international routes, with some surcharges nearly doubling or increasing fivefold. Spring Airlines has set new fees for South Korea routes, while All Nippon Airways has raised surcharges for routes from mainland China to Japan by over 60%. Korean Air and other South Korean carriers are also implementing significant hikes. Domestic route surcharges currently stand at CNY60 for segments under 800 kilometers and CNY120 for longer segments, with the next adjustment on May 5.

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Asian Airlines Boost May Fuel Surcharges After April Hikes

The official website of Greater Bay Airlines shows that it will suspend regular flights to and from Bangkok for more than 4 months starting from May 11, and some flights to Taipei have also been canceled. Greater Bay Airlines responded that due to the continuous rise in fuel prices and the changing market environment, it will make short-term adjustments to the services of certain routes based on commercial considerations. The company will proactively contact the relevant passengers and make appropriate arrangements to minimize the inconvenience caused to them

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The Greater Bay Area Airlines adjusts some flight services and suspends round-trip flights to Bangkok starting in mid-May

The fuel surcharge for domestic passenger transportation on domestic routes will be adjusted starting from April 5, 2026: a charge of 60 yuan per passenger for routes of 800 kilometers (inclusive) or less, and 120 yuan for routes over 800 kilometers. Infants enjoying 10% of the adult ordinary fare are exempt from the fuel surcharge

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Domestic Route Fuel Surcharge Adjusted Today, 120 Yuan Charged for Routes Over 800 Kilometers

China's three largest state-owned airlines are cautious about their outlook for 2025 due to soaring jet fuel prices driven by the Iran war. All three airlines reported losses in the fourth quarter of 2025, and the aviation industry is facing challenges from oversupply in the domestic market and uncertainties stemming from geopolitical tensions.

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China's top airlines cautious on outlook as Iran war raises fuel costs

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