November 14 2010, China’s State Council and Central Military Commission jointly released a circular announcing the decision to intensify the reform of China’s low altitude airspace, the new policy covering , Changchun, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Lanzhou, Jinan, and Nanjing.

March 12 , 2011, during a press conference,   the director of  China Aviation Administration Council Mr Li Jiaxiang announced that the low-altitude airspace will be gradually  expanded   in more areas , and finally  to cover the whole country in 2015.

The market potential is simply huge.

The new policy represents a lucrative opportunity for to exploit the country’s large market potential.

Tianjin is the future aerospace centre in China,the unique  Chinese helicopter constructor - Avicopter has built up its production site there. 

Avicopter in Tianjin is expected to grow its production  by 17% annually.

25 000 helicopters globally

200 civil helicopters in China

3 000 helicopters in China by 2020

$2 billion market 

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