Civil Aviation Administration of China

EHang has forged a partnership with the Hefei Municipal Government, to help build out what a “low-altitude economy” for drones and eVTOL vehicles.

China’s government has issued an outline to guide development of a green-aviation manufacturing industry by 2035.

Forged documents and regulatory emphasis of paperwork’s importance combine to spark fake parts sales scheme.

The AAM Stock Composite slid by around 12% during the week ended Aug. 18, dragged down by generally weak trading across equity markets.

China’s government has given the green light to invest $327 million to build a new domestic airport at Jincheng in the southeastern Shanxi province.

The effort is part of the EU-China Aviation Partnership Project.

The US Transportation Department said China’s cancellation of 44 flights operated by US airlines is inconsistent with the US-China air services accord.

American, Delta and United have all been forced by the CAAC to temporarily suspend routes to China.

The CAAC is also forcing the cancellation of US-to-China flights by American, United and Chinese airlines under its COVID-19 testing rule.

An order has been issued to limit passenger capacity to 40% on four routes to the US in retaliation to sanctions imposed by China’s government on United Airlines.

China’s aviation authority has given the go-ahead for a pair of new international passenger services.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China has approved two new international passenger routes.

The launch of OTT Airlines will contribute to the strong recovery of China’s domestic market.

China’s aviation authority has given the go-ahead for carriers to start four new international passenger services, including flights to Madrid and Toronto.

Sanya Phoenix hopes to capitalize on Hainan's third, fourth, fifth, and seventh air traffic rights.

The number of flights that each other's airlines can operate between the countries is to be doubled.

Chinese carrier Jiangxi Air hopes to begin international passenger and cargo routes from its base in Nanchang.

Chinese carriers have transported more than 1 million passengers in a day for the first time since late January as the country’s market continues to recover from the coronavirus crisis.

International flights remain limited: Each foreign airline can maintain only one route to China and operate only one flight a week on it.

Chinese airlines are this year on course to collectively carry more than 600 million passengers for the first time, research by Routesonline has found, as growth in the country’s domestic and international market continues to accelerate. The figure is a huge increase from the 440 million carried just five years ago.

China is set to relax its “one route, one airline” policy for Chinese airlines on international routes, allowing for greater competition between state-owned and private carriers.

Chinese regulators have relaxed price controls on domestic flights as part of further reforms to the world’s fastest-growing civil aviation market.