China Aviation Industry Analysis

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Aviation industry in China began way back in 1951 with some domestic travel and agricultural services being their primary goals. Greater growth happened much later in the mid seventies. The industry posted major growth in its revival phase between 1977 and 1996. After 1996, there was a general period of growth in the economy and this reflected in the volume of general aviation operations and services that have increased throughout China each year. It has shown double digit growth in aircraft numbers and in the number of flight hours since 2001 while consumer aviation has been growing at a rate of 21% since 1996.

In recent years China has emerged as dominant player in global aviation sector driven by supportive government policy framework. The extent of contribution from the aviation sector can be derived from the fact that from 2008 to 2012, the total throughput, passenger throughput and the cargo & mail throughput in China had respectively grown more than 15%, 16% and 13% year-on-year whereas the average global growth was around 5% in all segments year-on-year. China's civil aviation system is the second largest global aviation system after the US while the total transportation throughput and the passenger throughput of China's civil aviation is ranked fifth. The aviation growth seen in China is the highest growth in the world in this sector. In the global market, China is the second largest national air travel market and also the fastest growing. To meet the demand of the market, China buys more than 100 new passenger jets every year and this forms more than a tenth of the world's total demand. While this indicates a huge domestic market, the country is keen to develop and promote its local manufacturers of aircrafts.

It is expected that China would spend about a quarter of a trillion dollars in the next few years, to build the aerospace industries in the country. It is expected to be the biggest market for the aircraft giants Boeing and Airbus, even though the country has a strong focus on localizing manufacture of aircrafts. With more than two-thirds of the worldwide airports now under construction being in China now, the country has laid out ambitious plans and investment targets in the field.

"China Aviation Industry Analysis" research report discusses following aspect related to aviation industry in China: • Aviation Industry Overview

• Civil, Commercial & Defence Aviation Overview

• Ongoing Aircraft Developments in Aviation Industry

• Civil & Commercial Aviation Fleet Strength

• Industry Emerging Trends

• China Civil Aviation Law

• Opportunities & Issues to be Resolved

• Key Airline & Aircraft Manufacturers

1. China Aviation Industry Overview 2. Civil Aviation Industry 2.1 Industry Overview

2.2 Ongoing Development Projects

3. Commercial Aviation Industry (Aircargo & Charter Services)

3.1 Industry Overview3.2 Ongoing Development Projects

4. Defence Aviation Industry

4.1 Industry Overview

4.2 Ongoing Development Projects

5. Aviation Infrastructure

5.1 Civil Aviation Fleet5.2 Commercial Fleet5.3 International & Domestic Airports

6. Emerging Trends

6.1 Utility Aviation

6.2 Focus on Domestic Manufacturing

6.3 Aviation Industrial Park

6.4 Aviation Subsidy

6.5 Increasing Investments

6.6 Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul Market

7. Aviation Industry Mergers & Acquisitions

7.1 China Aviation Industrial Fund7.2 M&A Activities

8. Future of Aviation Industry

8.1 Opportunities Ahead8.2 Key Issues to be Resolved8.3 Fleet Requirement

9. China Civil Aviation Law

9.1 General Provisions

9.2 Nationality of Civil Aircraft

9.3 Rights of Civil Aircraft

9.4 Airworthiness Management of Civil Aircraft

9.5 Airmen

9.6 Civil Airport

9.7 Air Navigation

9.8 Public Air Transport Enterprise.

9.9 Public Air Transport

9.10 General Aviation

9.11 Search and Rescue and Accident Investigation

9.12 Liability for Damage to Third Parties on the Surface

9.13 Special Provisions Governing Foreign Civil Aircraft

9.14 Application of Law to Foreign Related Matters

9.15 Legal Liability

9.16 Supplementary Provisions

10. Regulatory & Policy Framework

10.1 Civil Aviation Administration of China10.2 Ministry of Transport

11. Aircraft Manufactures

11.1 Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China

11.2 Changhe Aircraft Industries Corporation

11.3 Shaanxi Aircraft Company

11.4 Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation

11.5 Shenyang Aircraft Corporation

12. Airlines

12.1 Air China12.2 China Eastern Airlines12.3 China Southern Airlines12.4 China Cargo Airlines12.5 Shanghai Airlines

List of Figures Figure 2-1: Domestic & International Passenger Throughout (Million), 2010-2012

Figure 2-2: Passenger Throughput by Region, 2012

Figure 2-3: Passenger Load Factor, 2011 & 2012

Figure 2-4: Passenger Transportation on Domestic Routes (Million km), 2010-2012

Figure 2-5: Passenger Transportation on International Routes (Million km), 2010-2012

Figure 2-6: Midsize & Small Aircraft Utilization Rate (Hours/Day), 2010-2012

Figure 3-1: Domestic & International Air Cargo Throughput (Million Tons), 2010-2012

Figure 3-2: Air Cargo Throughput by Region, 2012

Figure 5-1: Civil Helicopter Fleet, 2012, 2015 & 2020

Figure 5-2: Business Jet/Helicopter Service Market (US$ Billion), 2012-2016

Figure 5-3: Business Jet Potential Customer Base, 2012-2016

Figure 5-4: General Aviation Fleet Size, June'2012

Figure 5-5: Business Jet Fleet, 2010-2012

Figure 5-6: Number of Airports, 2012 & 2015

Figure 6-1: MRO Market (US$ Billion), 2012-2016

Figure 8-1: Fleet Requirement (Single & Twin Aisle), 2031

Figure 8-2: Fleet Requirement (Large & Regional Jet Liners), 2031

Figure 8-3: Fleet in Services, 2031

Figure 8-4: In Service Turboprop Fleet by Seat, 2031

Figure 8-5: In Service Jet Fleet by Seat, 2031

List of Tables Table 1-1: Abbreviations Used for Aircraft Type in China

Table 1-2: Agricultural Aircraft Developed by Chinese Company

Table 1-3: Fighter Aircraft Developed by Chinese Company

Table 1-4: Trainers Developed by Chinese Company

Table 1-5: Transport & Passenger Aircraft Developed by Chinese Company

Table 1-6: Helicopters Developed by Chinese Companies

Table 2-1: ARJ21 – Technical Specifications

Table 2-2: C919 – Technical Specifications

Table 5-1: Business Jet Fleet by Model, 2012

Table 6-1: National Aviation Industry Base

Table 6-2: Regional Aviation Industry Park

Table 12-1: Air China Fleet Size

Table 12-2: China Eastern Airlines Fleet Size

Table 12-3: China Southern Airlines Fleet Size

Table 12-4: China Cargo Airlines Fleet Size

Table 12-5: Shanghai Airlines Flee Size

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