In recent years, China’s economy has continued its downward trend, with a nationwide decline in consumer spending becoming a major trend. Amid the U.S.-China trade war, people have increasingly turned to frugality, cutting back on expenses, especially in travel and transportation. In addition to facing intensified competition from high-speed rail domestically, China’s aviation industry has also been hit by the impact of geopolitical tensions internationally.
In recent years, many countries and airlines have suspended or indefinitely canceled flights between China and other nations, triggering a wave of flight suspensions. Airlines such as Virgin Atlantic from the UK, Royal Brunei Airlines, Qantas, LOT Polish Airlines, and Scandinavian Airlines, which were once major players in China’s market, have mostly disappeared from the Chinese public’s view.
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