Civil Aviation Administration: Strengthening aircraft airworthiness management control.

The Civil Aviation Administration convened the full meeting of the December Safety Commission on the 19th. The meeting emphasized the need to further strengthen safety efforts, effectively control key safety risks, and focus on the following four tasks. First, strengthen the control of aircraft airworthiness. Adhere to a problem-oriented approach, focus on small and medium-sized airlines, small cargo companies, and old aircraft, and ensure the continuous airworthiness control of the fleet to effectively implement maintenance responsibilities. Second, enhance the management of team technology conditions. Properly allocate flight human resources, prevent human errors, and further strengthen the management of the actual technical status of key professional personnel such as pilots. Third, strengthen the response to complex winter weather, especially in anti-icing work. Fourth, place high importance on the rectification work of the central safety production assessment.