Conference · Beijing, China

Airport Expansion Summit China 2013

Airport Equipment · Aviation, Aerospace · Engineering

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Dates9–10 Jan 2013This edition has ended
VenueThe Renaissance Beijing Chaoyang HotelBeijing, China
RunningSince 2013Frequency unknown · 2 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
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About Airport Expansion Summit China

Airport Expansion Summit China 2013 is held in order to accelerate the development of the airport in China, strengthen the internal and external communication, discuss the forefront issues of airport economy and share the airport city development experience all around the world. Leaders from National Development and Reform Commission, National Air Traffic Control Commission Bureau, CAAC, related organizations and institutes both home and abroad, airport operation firms, airport companies, airport economy zone are invited to this summit to share speeches and achievements, to make discussion on how to develop the airport economy fast and stably and promoting local economy.

Event Highlights:

• China’s 12th 5-year plan and investment policy

• New mega airport project in China

• Super large airport construction and regional economic development

• Airport expansion and value-added business model

• Green airports

• Airport safety and smart model

• The application of new equipment to enhance the efficiency of airport operations

• Development of general aviation and navigation airport planning

• Airport city development

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Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201312–13 Nov 2013The Renaissance Beijing Chaoyang Hotel
Beijing, China
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20139–10 Jan 2013The Renaissance Beijing Chaoyang Hotel
Beijing, China
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