EPIC Aviation™ “EPIC” has begun a major cooperative effort with CNAF in marking the beginning of the creation of a China Aviation Services Network deploying facilities and services modeled after the finest in North America, while embracing the best traditions of business in the world’s most populous nation.
Profound change is coming to the flight-training industry, prompted by new legislation in the U.S. and by the rapid growth of airline and business aviation in countries where aviation is finally gaining a stronger foothold. The changes are underscored by what many predict will be a shortage of pilots, thanks to fewer new pilot entrants, large numbers of retirements and lack of general aviation infrastructure in emerging countries such as India and China.
As the aviation industry in China is set to take off, Chinese and foreign companies are banking on the business of corporate aircraft.
Set up in June 2010 with the aim of providing flight support for the expansion of business aviation in Asia, JETEX China does just that. Operations initiated in May 2011, and already JETEX China promises to be one of a kind in its region and currently handles over 50 flights a month.
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) announced that Hurun Report will serve as the Official Media Partner for the 2012 edition of the Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (ABACE2012), serving as a major promoter and participant in the upcoming event.
An international general aviation convention will be held from Oct. 13-17 in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, organizers confirmed.
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