Supported by General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC), the China Aviation Management Congress 2008 will be held on 14th & 16th May 2008 in Shanghai. This high level event is hosted by Virtus International and China Civil Aviation Magazine (CCAM).

China is the largest developing country in the world. Economic reform and opening up to world markets began in 1978. Since then, the Chinese economy has expanded rapidly. As of 2002, there are about150 commercial airports operational in mainland China. According to CAAC plans, the total number of commercial airports will reach 237 by 2010.

China 's aviation sector is taking steps in forming new plans to develop Chinese air transportation industry. This Congress will be the voice of airports and airlines to highlight the opportunities and challenges existing in aviation sector, and they are also able to make recommendations on the directions for future aviation operations. This summit will provide an excellent platform for domestic and foreign companies with extraordinary opportunities to demonstrate their latest aviation solutions and technologies at Asia 's biggest networking opportunity. There are three main key issues: “Air Traffic Management (ATM)” “Ground Handling Management (GHM)” “Aviation Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO)”.

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