Exhibition · Shanghai, China

CIAIE 2012

Aviation, Aerospace · Subcontracting

Dates26–28 Sep 2012This edition has ended
VenueShanghai Science & Technology Exhibition CenterShanghai, China
RunningSince 2009Annual · 7 editions on record
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7first in 2009

About CIAIE

Show Name

4th China International Aircraft Interiors & Design Expo

Date

September 26-28th 2012

Venue

Shanghai Science Hall

Sponsors:

Civil Aviation Administration of China

China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)

Supporters:

Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China

Organizers:

GRACE FAIR International Limited

Market Report

According to the newly released
by Airbus, China demands 15 thousands aircrafts in the future 20 years. By the year of 2020, China will possess more than 22 thousands aircrafts, merely under USA and become the 2nd largest civil aviation market. At that time, the amount of aircraft by purchasing and leasing will total at 6,200, costing USD over 649 billion.

In order to release the pressure of international aviation market, and fulfill long-term travel demands of domestic passengers, a refitment to modern aircraft is necessary besides improving the level of comfort and services in saloon-cabin and business cabin and purchasing high standard aircrafts. USD 92 million was invested by Air China to refit salon-cabin and business-cabin of 15 broad long-range aircraft, merely a single seat in saloon-cabin needs USD 53 thousands. The high standard aircrafts of China account for less than 15 percent of the total amount, It is obvious that China hold a great potential market of aircraft refitment as well as large amount requirment of Aircraft interiors.

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