Lucky Air responds to talks about seat locking on airplanes.

On December 2nd, Lucky Air responded to the previous interview with the Jiangsu Consumer Protection Commission about the "excessive seat locking range" to Interface News reporters, stating that they are conducting self-examination and rectification work as required by the Consumer Protection Commission, and currently the company is in the process of internal evaluation. Recently, the Jiangsu Consumer Protection Commission released a statement, stating that they have conducted online interviews with more than 10 airlines regarding the issue of seat locking on airplanes, including Eastern Airlines, Southern Airlines, Air China, Hainan Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Shandong Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Spring Airlines, and Lucky Air. So far, Lucky Air is one of the few airlines that have responded to the issue of seat locking reform. In addition to Lucky Air, Sichuan Airlines previously responded to the Southern Metropolis Daily, stating that their leading department is working on relevant tasks in an orderly manner in light of previous communication with the Consumer Protection Commission, and will provide follow-up feedback to the Consumer Protection Commission on the agreed date.