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FIXED-WING MARKET<br />
<strong>China</strong>’s fixed-wing fleet currently stands at 1,808, including 330 business jets, 250 turboprop, and 1,228<br />
piston and electric aircraft, each accounting for 18%, 14%, and 68%, respectively. In terms of the fleet<br />
numbers by province, there are seven provinces with more than 100 aircraft: Sichuan, Beijing, Heilongjiang,<br />
Guangdong, Shandong, Hubei and Shaanxi. Sichuan province has the largest fleet among all provinces, with a total<br />
of 251; 227 of them are piston aircraft, representing 90% of the fleet. Beijing’s fleet is at 209, with almost half (53%)<br />
business jets. Heilongjiang comes third with 163 aircraft; piston aircraft represents 82% of them.<br />
Fixed-Wing Fleet by Province<br />
1,808 in Total<br />
Sichuan<br />
100+83+65+55+49+45+43+29+29+26+26+24+22+20+16+13+11+10+10+6+4+4+3+3+2+2+2+1<br />
251<br />
209<br />
163<br />
138<br />
124<br />
114 108<br />
74 73<br />
66 65 60 56<br />
51<br />
40 33 28 26<br />
25<br />
15 11 11 7 7 5 4 4 2<br />
Beijing<br />
Heilongjiang<br />
Guangdong<br />
Shandong<br />
Hubei<br />
Shaanxi<br />
Xinjiang<br />
Tianjin<br />
Liaoning<br />
Shanghai<br />
Hebei<br />
Jiangsu<br />
Inner Mongolia<br />
Henan<br />
Zhejiang<br />
Shanxi<br />
Hunan<br />
Hainan<br />
Jilin<br />
Jiangxi<br />
Yunnan<br />
Anhui<br />
Gansu<br />
Qinghai<br />
Guangxi<br />
Ningxia<br />
Guizhou<br />
18 | CHINA <strong>GA</strong> REPORT 2017
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