- China renewed its five-year civil aviation plan through 2030
- The plan sets goals for world-class safety, service and infrastructure
- Six frameworks include safety, services, infrastructure, technology, green development and governance
- The strategy serves domestic demand and global cooperation
- Goals include enhancing civil aviation’s soft power
China’s government has renewed its five-year plan for civil aviation, setting a goal for the sector’s safety, service capacity, and infrastructure to reach world-class standards by 2030. The plan centres on six frameworks: aviation safety, reliable air transport services, infrastructure, technological self-reliance, green development, and governance. The goals underline serving growing domestic demand as well as high-level opening up and enhancing civil aviation’s soft power and global cooperation.
The strategy focuses on serving growing domestic demand and enhancing civil aviation’s global cooperation. China aims to improve its aviation infrastructure and technological capabilities through self-reliance and green development initiatives. The six frameworks provide a comprehensive approach to modernising the country’s aviation sector.
The Chinese government shared: “The plan centres on six frameworks: aviation safety, reliable air transport services, infrastructure, technological self-reliance, green development, and governance.”
