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China's Civil Aviation Administration Supports Shanghai Aviation Hub Expansion

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The Civil Aviation Administration of China released a blueprint titled "The New Journey of the New Era: Strategic Plan for Shanghai International Aviation Hub". This plan supports Shanghai's goal of becoming a world-class aviation hub by integrating Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, and a new airport in Nantong. The hub is projected to handle 200 million passenger trips and 5.4 million metric tons of cargo and mail by 2035.

From chinadaily.com.cn

Why it matters

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The plan is designed to consolidate Shanghai's status as an international shipping center. By creating a comprehensive aviation hub with global influence, the initiative aims to significantly increase the city's capacity for economy, finance, trade, and shipping.

From chinadaily.com.cn

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    Air China might see higher demand for national air travel and cargo due to increased hub capacity.

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