
Flight 9C7047 carrying 67 passengers took off from Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport.
On October 27, flight 9C7047 carrying 67 passengers took off from Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport to Jeju, South Korea, marking the official resumption of the direct international passenger route from Yangzhou to Jeju, with four flights per week, providing a convenient channel for passengers to go to South Korea.
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The direct international passenger route from Yangzhou to Jeju, South Korea has officially resumed service, further strengthening the Yangzhou airport and port air network.
China News Service, Yangzhou, October 27 (Yang Qinglin, Tong Caihong) At 10:55 on October 27, flight 9C7047 carrying 67 passengers took off from Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport to Jeju, South Korea, marking the official resumption of the direct international passenger route from Yangzhou to Jeju, and further strengthening the "air network" of Yangzhou airport and port. Yangzhou Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station plans in advance and optimizes its services to efficiently ensure smooth customs clearance of flights.
The resumption of the route has added a convenient channel for travelers from Yangzhou and surrounding areas to visit South Korea for tourism, business and study. It has also established an "air corridor" for economic and trade exchanges between the two places, further knitting the "air network" between Central Jiangsu and Northeast Asia, helping to promote Sino-foreign economic and trade cultural exchanges and injecting new momentum into the regional export-oriented economic development.
"I came here from Taizhou to take this first flight. I took my family to Jeju to see the sea and visit folk villages. In the past, I had to take a detour to other cities, but now I have a direct flight from my doorstep and it takes more than two hours. It's so worry-free!" Ms. Wang, a passenger who was preparing to travel, said with a smile.
It is reported that this route is operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, flight number is 9C7047/9C7048, and will fly once every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday starting from October 27. The flight schedules on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday are: outbound flight 9C7047 takes off from Yangzhou at 10:55 and arrives in Jeju at 13:40; return flight 9C7048 takes off from Jeju at 14:40 and arrives in Yangzhou at 15:30. The flight schedule on Monday is: the outbound flight departs at 16:10 and arrives at 18:55; the return flight departs at 19:55 and arrives at 21:00.
In order to ensure the resumption of flights, the Yangzhou Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station has made careful arrangements, established an information sharing mechanism with airlines and joint inspection units in advance, and accurately grasped flight dynamics and passenger information. Based on the characteristics of the routes and the composition of passengers, police forces were scientifically allocated, the inspection process was optimized, and sufficient inspection channels were opened to ensure safe, orderly, and smooth port customs clearance, and achieve "double improvement" in customs clearance efficiency and service quality.
"Based on the characteristics of this route, we have carried out special business training in advance, accurately predicted the passenger flow, refined the on-site division of labor, and ensured smooth connection between all links. At the same time, we have opened a 'green channel' for special passengers such as the elderly, the weak, the sick, pregnant women, etc. to ensure that passengers are inspected as they arrive and provide a more comfortable, convenient and efficient customs clearance environment." said Huang Wentao, instructor of the first team on duty at the Yangzhou Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station.

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