Recently, Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport has resumed intensive international flights. After resuming passenger routes to London and Paris this year, the Shenzhen Rome passenger route officially resumed operations on May 28th. It is expected that by the end of June, Shenzhen Airport (6.920,0.00%, 0.00%) will have 25 international and regional passenger transportation cities, with about 450 inbound and outbound flights per week. The passenger route from Shenzhen to Rome is resumed by Hainan Airlines, with two scheduled flights per week, one on Thursday and one on Sunday. In the next month, Hainan Airlines will continue to resume intercontinental direct flights from Shenzhen to Auckland, Brussels, and other regions. At that time, the international route network of Shenzhen Airport will resume flights to five continents. On January 6, 2022, a China Southern Airlines plane took off from Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport. Liang Xu, a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, took a photo of China Southern Airlines (6.320,0.00,0.00%). China Southern Airlines' flights from Shenzhen to Sydney will resume on June 16, three times a week, using Airbus A330 A330 wide body aircraft to fly; In addition, starting from May 29th, China Southern Airlines' flights from Shenzhen to Hanoi, Vietnam will be changed from A320 series narrow body aircraft to A330 wide body aircraft, providing passengers with a more spacious and comfortable boarding experience; Starting from June 12th, the number of flights between Shenzhen and Dubai will increase to four per week. Since the beginning of this year, the passenger transportation business of Shenzhen Airport has rapidly recovered. From January to April, the passenger throughput of Shenzhen Airport reached 15.76 million, with a single day passenger volume reaching a record high of 182500. The recovery of the travel market has driven the rapid recovery of international passenger routes. As of the end of May, Shenzhen Airport has accumulated the recovery and expansion of 11 international and regional passenger routes. (New News Agency)