China News Service, Beijing, February 29 (Reporter Liu Wenwen) The "Action Outline for a New Era and a New Journey to Write a New Chapter of Civil Aviation in Building a Transportation Power" (referred to as the "Outline") issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China on the 29th pointed out that by 2035, the air transport Strong country.
The Civil Aviation Administration of China held a regular press conference that day.
Zhang Qing, Director of the Development Planning Department of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, pointed out that since the reform and opening up, especially since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, civil aviation development has achieved a historic leap, with safe and controllable operations, and a significant increase in international status and influence.
The foundation for building a powerful air transport country has been continuously consolidated, laying a solid foundation for accelerating the high-quality development of civil aviation and truly realizing a new leap from "big" to "strong".
Zhang Qing introduced that the "Outline" proposes to build a powerful air transport country by 2035.
Civil aviation is accelerating towards the world's first-class level in terms of industry safety, service capabilities, facilities and equipment, technological innovation and management level.
The "Outline" makes specific arrangements for this.
Among them, in terms of services, the "Outline" clarifies that the aviation population and the number of air trips per capita will be doubled based on 2019.
Basically, air travel can cover major domestic cities within 3 hours, and air logistics can reach major international cities within 3 days.
In terms of facilities, the "Outline" points out that 3-4 comprehensive gateway complex international aviation hubs with strong international competitiveness will be built, with about 400 transport airports, and the annual capacity to support 30 million takeoffs and landings.
Civil aviation and comprehensive transportation are deeply integrated, forming a number of modern comprehensive transportation hubs with airports as the core.
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