Spring Airlines has filed a resumption of Yangzhou-Jeju at the start of Northern winter 2026/27, with the Airbus A320 scheduled four times weekly from 26 October 2026, AeroRoutes reported in an item published at 1701 PDT on 31 August 2026. The Chinese carrier last served the route until October 2020, according to the same snapshot.
AeroRoutes listed 9C7047 from Yangzhou at 10:55 arriving Jeju at 13:40 on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and a later 9C7047 at 16:10 arriving 18:55 on the remaining days in the four-weekly pattern. Return 9C7048 is listed from Jeju at 14:40 arriving Yangzhou at 15:30 on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and at 19:55 arriving 20:30 on the other day in the file. Those are the only times and flight numbers published on 31 August. This article does not convert the service to daily.
The type is the A320. The 31 August item does not give a seat count, cabin layout, or a statement that the A320neo is used instead, and those are not inferred. Equipment in a schedule file can still change after tickets are issued. Yangzhou Taizhou and Jeju are the only airports named. Shanghai, Beijing, and other Spring Jeju points are not part of this resumption note.
October 2020 is the last-served date AeroRoutes attached. The new start date is 26 October 2026. The gap is not filled here with intervening charters or third-country routings that the 31 August item did not list. Four times weekly is the published frequency at launch of the winter season.
The A320 is a single-aisle Airbus with two underwing engines. Any illustration with this story is an original scene of that type in Spring Airlines colours, not a copy of a particular 9C7047 photograph, and it is not a registration. It should not be read as proof of a 26 October departure already airborne.
Travellers looking at Yangzhou-Jeju from late October should check the operating aircraft on the ticket. If a later file puts a different type or a daily pattern on 9C7047/9C7048, that would be a new schedule read, not a contradiction of the 31 August AeroRoutes snapshot. Spring's other Korea files, if any, were not the subject of that item.
Sources: AeroRoutes, 31 August 2026
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