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- General Plan of the Relocation Project of Ankang Airport Gains Approval
- Feasibility Report of the Construction Plan of Renhuai Airport Gains Approval
- CAAC: Policies Would Promote the Development of China’s GA Market
- Zigong City’s GA Airport to Open in the First Half of Next Year
- The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Receives Subsidies of 300 Million Yuan from the National General Aviation Project Construction Fund
- Passenger Throughput in Shanghai’s Two Airports Climbs to China’s No.1
- Site Selection of the Beichuan General Aviation Airport Gains Approval
- Feasibility Reports of Ankang’s New Airport Gain Approval from the NDRC
- Passenger Flow Ranking List of China’s Civil Airports in the First Half of 2014
- China’s Top 10 Busiest Airports and their Cities’ GDP Status in the First Half of 2014
- Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to Have 48 Civil Airports by 2017
- Zhuhai’s General Aviation in a Difficult Predicament
- Another Jilin GA Company Receives CAAC’s Operation Certification
- First Business Aviation Company Set Up in Northwest China
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- Site Selection of the Beichuan General Aviation Airport Gains Approval
The reporter has learned from the Administrative Committee of the Beichuan General Aviation Industrial
- Feasibility Reports of Ankang’s New Airport Gain Approval from the NDRC
Recently, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) approved the feasibility reports of Ankang’s new airport.
- Passenger Flow Ranking List of China’s Civil Airports in the First Half of 2014
By the end of July, in China there were a total of 37 civil airports with a passenger volume of over 1 million in 2014.
China is purposely ignoring and maintaining distance in proper general aviation development, resulting in a critical missing piece in the jigsaw puzzle of the image of a harmonious society the Chinese government is trying to build.
General aviation covers all aviation activities outside scheduled airlines, including business aviation, medical evacuation, aerial photography, crop dusting and forestry, firefighting and rainmaking, news gathering, public security, pilot training, sport and private aviation, among others.
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