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Thursday, July 2, 2009

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Volume 11 , Issue 2 March 2009

Beijing Capital International wins 2009 International Award for Aviation Security Excellence
	From March 3 to 5, Aviation Security Company Limited(AVSECO), Emirates Group and Singapore’s Certis-CISCO Security Private Limited jointly held the 20...

CAAC to allow 35 new direct routes
	Beginning March 12th until the end of the year, China’s aviation regulator will allow 35 new direct routes in an effort to reduce carbon emissions and...

National air traffic control meeting kicks off in Chengdu
	The national air traffic control meeting kicked off in Chengdu on Feb. 20th. Civil Aviation Administration Deputy Administrator Wang Changshun and Nat...

China’s civil aviation industry to implement air traffic control system and runway safety programs

Air China pays 700 million yuan for a 24% stake in Air China Cargo

CAAC prepares for ICAO audit in full force

China National Aviation Fuel Group seals fuel deal with China National Petroleum

CAAC’s Guangdong Safety Administration unveiled in Guangzhou

hearing on preliminary expansion plans of the Jiayu Gate Airport Terminal Area

Jiangsu to invest 15 billion in airports

CAAC deputy surveys operations at 2nd Research Institute

CAAC deputy attends Beijing airport security committee meeting

CAAC deputy surveys South Central operations

World’s first A330 Lhasa RNP passes flight trial

Yangtze Delta to become express delivery service hub in five years

Nanchang Changbei International Airport receives NDRC approval

CAAC convenes meeting on air traffic management in Wenzhou

Air China begins RNP work on A330 at Lhasa Airport

Summary of January 2009 SDR

China assembles first Airbus A320

Shenzhen Airlines’ assets frozen due to fuel costs

China Southern Airlines sold three MD-82 aircraft

CAAC acts to stop slump in freight and international flights

CAAC Chief Administrator Li Jiaxiang attends opening ceremony of China Aviation Investment Co. Ltd.
	Feb. 6th, the China Aviation Investment Co., Ltd. was formally established in Beijing. The company is a joint venture of China National Aviation Holdi...

CAAC deputy attends meeting to establish PBN procedures offic
	On March 26, the International Civil Aviation Organization and the Civil Aviation Administration of China signed a Letter of Intent to establish a CAA...

Fourth Sino-Japanese Aviation Policy Dialogue kicks off
	he fourth Sino-Japanese Aviation Policy Dialog kicked off in Hangzhou on Feb. 19th. Deputy Administrator of the Civil Aviation Administration of China...

First training class of developing countries aviation personnel kicks off
	Feb. 23, China - International Civil Aviation Organization’s training programs in developing countries kicked off. CAAC’s Deputy Director General for ...

2009 China/U.S. Aviation Symposium

Strengthening China and U.S. Aviation Partnerships

The 5th China-U.S. Aviation Forum kicked off on April 8th at the Grand Hyatt Beijing. Aviation officials from China and the United States, as well as nearly 300 representatives hailing from the civil ...

The best test tool for ATC radar

CAAC convenes meeting on air traffic management in Wenzhou

United Eagle launches maiden Chengdu-Lijiang flight

Bombardier Q400 work begins in Shenyang

Kunming Airlines opens for business

Capital Airport Group to speed up hub planning

Due to the global financial crisis, the Beijing Capital International Airport’s international passenger throughput has decreased in the first quarter ...

Civil freight transport down by 28 percent in February

The head of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, Li Jiachang, said on March 4th that as a result of the global economic downturn, the volume of...

Shanghai’s big three ground service providers fight for market share at airports

About 60 foreign and domestic carriers currently service airports in Shanghai. In 2008, the two airports in the city handled 451,039 take-offs and lan...

General Aviation is the Cradle of the Aviation Industry

Ipanema crop duster -- A typical example of using clean energy in aviation industry

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