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open to China's new jet set / By Cao
Desheng (China Daily) / Updated:
2005-08-06 07:14 (China Daily 08/06/2005
page1)
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China's growing billionaires' club is
attracting the attention of private jet
makers as tycoons reach for the sky with
the ultimate status symbol and big boys'
toy.
•••
Whether for business or pleasure,
manufacturers reckon private aviation in
China is set to take off in a big way.
•••
Diamond Aircraft Industries, an
Austrian-based plane manufacturer, is one
of the foreign jet manufacturers eyeing
the lucrative market.
•••
Diamond established a joint venture with
the Binzhou Dagao General Aviation Co Ltd
in East China's Shandong Province in
June.
•••
The first 4-seat DA40 light plane is
expected to leave the assemble line in
October with a list price of around
US$200,000, sources from the joint venture
said.
•••
The number of millionaires in China is
growing, and more and more Chinese will
have a chance to own their own planes,
said Michael Feinig, Diamond's managing
director.
•••
"It is not far from a reality for wealthy
Chinese people to be able to treat the
private jet as a practical means of
transport, creating an attractive market
for us," Feinig was quoted by the 21st
Business Herald as saying.
•••
Insiders forecast China's business jet
market will be worth over US$9 billion
within 10 years, with the number of
private jets expected to rise from 20-plus
to more than 600.
•••
"There are more private jets in the
greater Los Angeles area than in the whole
of China at the moment, but we expect it
to be fast-growing," said David Dixon,
Asia Pacific vice-president for regional
jet maker Bombardier Aerospace.
•••
Canada's Bombardier is also vying with
traditional rivals Embraer SA of Brazil
and Gulfstream, a unit of General
Dynamics, for a slice of the private jet
market in China - where the economy has
been growing at nearly 9 per cent every
year for almost a decade.
•••
While still small, the number of Chinese
able to afford the millions of dollars
necessary to buy and operate their own
aircraft is growing thanks to the express
train economy.
•••
The minimum worth needed to secure a spot
on Forbes' list of China's 100 richest
people rose to US$144 million last year
from US$6 million in 1999, when the US
magazine first published the list.
•••
"More and more wealthy businessmen are
interested in flying and a lot of aviation
clubs have been established especially for
them," Li Weijian, chairman of the Beijing
PanAm International Aviation Academy Co
Ltd, told China Daily. •••
Li's company is the first private-funded
pilot training school the General
Administration of the Civil Aviation of
China (CAAC) has authorized to conduct
business in the country.
•••
Statistics from CAAC indicate that around
130 people have qualified to fly light
planes since CAAC gave the nod to the
issuing of private licences in August
1996.
•••
"The demand for flying is expected to
reach a peak in the coming five to 10
years," Li said.
•••
The burgeoning private jet market has also
been boosted by the nation's policy of
easing control of airspace as well as
relaxing restrictions on private pilot
licences.
•••
A plan is being worked out to open
low-altitude airspace to facilitate more
private flights, said Liu Gang, an
official of the Air Traffic Control
Committee of the Central Military
Commission.
•••
The plan has become a part of the
commission's Eleventh Five-Year Plan
(2006-10), he said.
•••
Currently, China's airspace is controlled
by the military to guarantee national and
military security, and individuals are
denied access to aviation matters. -
(China Daily 08/06/2005 page1)
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