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Song Zhiyong Meets with Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR John Lee
On March 3, Song Zhiyong, Administrator of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), met with John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), and his d...10/03/2026
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Song Zhiyong Extends Spring Festival Greetings to Civil Aviation Frontline StaffOn February 17, the first day of the Year of the Horse on the Chinese lunar calendar, Beijing Capital International Airport was filled with festive and joyful atmosphere. The terminals bustled with...
26/02/2026
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National Civil Aviation Work Conference 2026 Held in BeijingOn January 6, the National Civil Aviation Work Conference 2026 was held in Beijing. Liu Wei, Minister of Transport, attended and delivered a speech. Song Zhiyong, Administrator of the Civil Aviatio...
09/01/2026
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Aircraft Maintenance Personnel Working in High Temperature at Jinan Airport
The high temperature in summer is a challenge for everyone engaged in outdoor work. On the apron of Jinan Airport, the maintenance personnel are working hard despite of a high temperature of 5... -
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2018
Emergency Relief Supplies Transported from China to Laos
On July 23, a dam collapsed at a hydroelectric station in Laos’ southern Attapeu province, causing many casualties, hundreds missing and thousands homeless. In the wake of the disaster, Civil... -
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2018
The ATM and Transport Working Group on Beijing New Airport Construction and Operation Preparation...
On July 27, the ATM and Transport Working Group on Beijing New Airport Construction and Operation Preparation held its second meeting in Beijing. The meeting reviewed recent work progress and ... -
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2018
China Jointly Signs a MOU Amongst BRICS Nations on Regional Aviation Partnership with Brazil, Rus...
On June 26, 2018, in the presence of Chinese President Xi Jinping, Brazilian President Michel Temer, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South African Pre... -
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2018
CAAC Briefed on the Rectification by Foreign Airlines of their Website References to Hong Kong, M...
By July 25, all 44 involved foreign airlines had amended their website references to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan with 40 having taken complete measures. Civil Aviation Administration of China ...
