Striving for the fourth quarter | Hainan Airport Group's passenger throughput exceeds fifty million

Striving for the fourth quarter | Hainan Airport Group's passenger throughput in two thousand twenty-four exceeded fifty million. On December twond, Hainan Airport Group, a subsidiary of Hainan Holdings, successfully exceeded the fifty million passenger throughput mark in two thousand twenty-four, twelve days ahead of two thousand twenty-three. Among them, the passenger throughput of the three airports on the island will exceed forty-five million in two thousand twenty-four. Hainan Airport Group has always prioritized the needs of passengers, providing them with more diverse and convenient travel options through continuous deepening of market expansion, enriching route networks, optimizing service experiences, and improving operational efficiency. The one airline network is becoming increasingly dense, building an "air bridge" for the construction of a free trade port. Currently, the three major airports on Hainan Island have cumulatively operated sixty-six international and regional passenger routes in Hong Kong, Macau, Phnom Penh, Vientiane, Bangkok, Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Seoul, Osaka, Penang, Johor Bahru, Ulaanbaatar, Auckland, Luang Prabang, Sydney, Melbourne, London, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Moscow, Seattle and other places, covering regions such as Hong Kong, Macau, Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, the Middle East, Australia and New Zealand, and Europe. The international and regional passenger volume has reached one.sixty-five million, an increase of two hundred and thirty-eight% year-on-year. On September twenty-sixth, Haikou Meilan Airport opened the Haikou Chongqing Seattle route, continuously expanding the international aviation "friend circle" and striving to build an aviation regional gateway hub facing the Pacific and Indian Oceans. On November nineteenth, Haikou Meilan Airport opened the Haikou Dubai route, further enhancing Hainan's influence in the Middle East region. On December onest, the Sanya Nha Trang international route officially opened, further enhancing the accessibility and competitiveness of Sanya Airport. On September twenty-eightth, the Qionghai Kuala Lumpur route was opened, marking the official launch of the first international passenger scheduled route at Qionghai Boao Airport. In addition, Sanya Airport will also open international routes from Sanya to Tashkent and Ulaanbaatar in December. In terms of expanding the domestic aviation market, after entering the winter and spring flight season in two thousand twenty-four, Meilan Airport added thirteen new destinations compared to last year, including Bayannur, Baotou, Changzhi, Guangyuan, Hanzhong, Luoyang, Lvliang, Nanchong, Sanming, Shangrao, Xingyi, Yiwu, and Yulin. Sanya Airport added five new destinations compared to last year, including Handan, Dazhou, Quanzhou, Nanyang, and Nanchong. Boao Airport added three new destinations compared to last year, including Changzhou, Wuhu, and Xining. The accessibility from Hainan to small and medium-sized cities in China continues to increase. In addition, Meilan Airport has partnered with Hainan Airlines to build five "Free Trade Port Express Lines" covering Haikou to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Changsha, Wuhan, and Chongqing, optimizing the route network layout between Haikou and the Chengdu Chongqing region, Central China region, and the Greater Bay Area airport cluster. They have also held a seminar on aviation market development and a centralized signing ceremony for aviation market cooperation agreements. By taking measures such as discounts or exemptions on passenger service fees, takeoff and landing fees, and parking fees, they actively promote in-depth cooperation with key airlines and further unleash the potential of Haikou's aviation market. Sanya Airport has taken "adjusting schedules, aircraft types, and routes" as a starting point in advance to improve the efficiency of wide body aircraft flight execution and enrich the route network. Sanya Airport fully leverages the collaborative operation efficiency of the Operations Management Committee, strengthens coordination and cooperation with relevant units, and takes measures to address possible extreme weather conditions