The latest news of Philippine return air tickets: Air China has no flight plans to and from the Philippines in the past 5 months.

Yesterday afternoon, Air China released its flight plan to March 26 next year. There is no round-trip flight plan for the Philippines.

In fact, this result can basically be thought. And it is estimated that by next spring, it will be just as difficult for the Philippines to return home.

Because according to the website of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, from October 31, 2021 to March 26, 2022, the Civil Aviation of China will implement the 2021/2022 winter and spring season flight plan. In this winter and spring season, nearly 200 domestic and foreign airlines plan to arrange 101658 flights per week.

In terms of international flights, domestic and foreign airlines plan to arrange 6172 international passenger and cargo flights per week, up 21.3% from the 2020/2021 winter and spring season. Passenger flights 408 per week, down 21.1% from the same period last year, while freight (including passenger to cargo) flights 5764 per week, up 28.1% from the same period last year.

Among them, 19 domestic airlines plan to arrange 228 passenger flights per week to 39 cities in 34 countries; 61 foreign airlines plan to arrange 180 passenger flights per week to 56 cities in 47 countries. 19 domestic airlines plan to arrange 3158 cargo flights per week (2078 full cargo flights and 1080 passenger-to-cargo flights) to 55 cities in 30 countries. 65 foreign airlines plan to arrange 2606 cargo flights per week (1394 full cargo flights and 1212 passenger-to-cargo flights) to 82 cities in 42 countries.

Next, the Civil Aviation Administration will continue to strengthen macro-control, strictly implement relevant regulations on civil aviation safety management and normal flight management measures, and urge relevant airlines and airports to continuously improve their operational service levels.

Therefore, international passenger flights have not increased, but are decreasing. It also means that it is not only the Philippines that has fewer flights, but there are fewer flights in the world. However, the Philippines is not only few, but also pitifully few and expensive.