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China marks milestone with first home-certified airship pilots

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China marks milestone with first home-certified airship pilots

China’s rapidly growing low-altitude economy has reached a new milestone, with the first four domestically trained commercial airship pilots receiving their licenses – a step officials believe could help address a critical talent shortage in the sector. Issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), the licenses “signify a breakthrough that addresses the vacuum”, the state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) said in a statement this week. AVIC said the achievement...

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China Signs Aviation Partnership Deals With Hong Kong, Macau for C929 Certification

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30.04.2026Résumé IA

China Signs Aviation Partnership Deals With Hong Kong, Macau for C929 Certification

China's Civil Aviation Administration has signed partnership agreements with Hong Kong and Macau to accelerate type certification for the C929 widebody airliner. The cooperation builds on the existing framework for the C919 narrowbody and will involve technicians from both regions participating in the certification process. The C929 is designed to compete with Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 models, representing China's strategic push to break the Western duopoly in commercial aviation.

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Chinese Passenger Traffic to Central Asia Sees Significant Growth

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Chinese Passenger Traffic to Central Asia Sees Significant Growth

Passenger traffic from China to Central Asia surged by 59.3 per cent in 2025, fueled by increased business, trade, and Belt and Road Initiative investments, marking a robust recovery and expansion in regional connectivity.

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