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Volume 12 , Issue 2 April 2010

China Flight Level Allocation Scheme Officially Becomes the Standard of International Civil Aviation
	China meter-based RVSM scheme becomes valid officially as the international civil aviation standard, which signifies as first time that the operation ...

CAAC and Cvil Aviation Administration of Laos signed bilateral agreement on airworthiness
	The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has signed a bilateral agreement with the Civil Aviation Administration of Laos (CAAL) on contin...

Vice Minister of CAAC Xia Xinghua Meets with the Delegation of Japan Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport
	The 6 members delegation headed by Tyooan Yutaka, minister of administrative office for Japan Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT)...

China Flight Level Allocation Scheme Officially Becomes the Standard of International Civil Aviation

CAAC and Cvil Aviation Administration of Laos signed bilateral agreement on airworthiness

Vice Minister of CAAC Xia Xinghua Meets with the Delegation of Japan Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport

Creating a Relaxed Environment to Boost International Air Transportation

China and the 2010 Maintenance Skills Competition

The Recovery of China’s Domestic Aviation Industry Becomes Clear Gradually

Airport surface monitoring research of Civil Aviation University of China bears new fruit

Revisied Master Plan for Changsha Huanghua International Airport Passed Experts’ Evaluation

China’s Seventh Flights and Routes Business Meeting Concluded in Jiangxi

The Feasible Plan of Flight Zone Expansion for Nantong Airport Got Approved

Inner Mongolia Tongliao Airport Successfully Passed the Aviation Security Audit

Air transport issues across the straits brought to negotiation

7 Airports to be Reconstruct-Expand or Newly Built Within 5 Years in Xinjiang

The construction plan of Hainan Boao Airport gets go-ahead from CAAC

The Maiden Flight of Chengdu Airlines Kicks Off

Airport surface monitoring research of Civil Aviation University of China bears new fruit
	Early in 2010, Personnel, Science and Education Department (PSED) of CAAC hosted a program appraising meeting undertaken by Aeronautical Automatio...

Revisied Master Plan for Changsha Huanghua International Airport Passed Experts’ Evaluation
	A revisied master plan for Changsha Huanghua International Airport had passed the experts’ evaluation on December 10. Han Yongwen, Vice Governor ...

The Feasible Plan of Flight Zone Expansion for Nantong Airport Got Approved
	The feasible plan of converting and expanding the flight zone of Nantong Airport got approved by CAAC in the end of last year, which brought such ...

Inner Mongolia Tongliao Airport Successfully Passed the Aviation Security Audit
	Organized by CAAC and Civil Aviation Authority, the Civil Aviation Authority and Public Security Bureau in North China has embarked on a security ...

Air transport issues across the straits brought to negotiation
	Issues on air cargo between China and Taiwan will be brough upon for negotiation before the year ends. Taiwan fights hard to gain opening of regu...

Creating a Relaxed Environment to Boost International Air Transportation

It was informed at the civil aviation work conference on January 13-14 that, in 2010, CAAC will continue to shore up supports to reinforce the development of domestic airlines in an effort to underpin...

China and the 2010 Maintenance Skills Competition

The Recovery of China’s Domestic Aviation Industry Becomes Clear Gradually

The Maiden Flight of Chengdu Airlines Kicks Off

Development of China’s large airliner project is progressing smoothly

The Extended No. 2 Runway of Shenzhen Airport Expected to Operate Next June

Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport’s New Runway Has Passed the Flight Test of Its Landing Navigation System

General Aviation Industry Report: 20% Compound Growth Rate in the Next 10 Years

German CTLS wins CAAC approval

Foreign Investors Are Encouraged to Set up Aviation Enterprises Civilians Are Welcome to Purchase Aircraft for Personal Use

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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