National Development and Reform Commission / 国家发改委

The National Development and Reform Commission appears in 商业小样46 | 买机票时，为什么总要多交两笔钱？ as the Chinese pricing regulator that works with CAAC to set monthly domestic aviation fuel surcharge upper limits. The source uses this role to show that domestic fuel surcharge levels are policy-governed rather than left entirely to airline discretion.

In the episode’s pricing mechanism, the commission matters because a volatile energy input has to become a standardized consumer-facing charge. That connects national price regulation to airline cost recovery, passenger demand, and the boundary of Aviation Fuel Cost Pass-Through.

Connections

• Civil Aviation Administration of China / 中国民航总局 - co-setting aviation regulator named in the source.
• Aviation Fuel Surcharge / 航空燃油附加费 - charge whose domestic upper limit is set monthly.
• Aviation Fuel Cost Pass-Through - economic boundary created by capped partial pass-through.
• China - national policy setting.