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ROTARY-WING MARKET<br />

The limitation of low altitude airspace still hinders the growth of the entire aviation industry in <strong>China</strong>, including<br />

the rotary-wing market. 57% of the total fleet is turbine, with 519 aircraft in total. Piston follows with 364 (40%)<br />

aircraft. Despite the turbine fleet being larger by 17%, the replacement cost of turbine helicopters is worth 97%<br />

of the market share.<br />

48% of the turbine fleet is clustered in coastal provinces including Guangdong, Shanghai and Shandong, with main<br />

mission segments including offshore in Guangdong, emergency medical service and search and rescue in Shanghai. For<br />

piston helicopter, nearly half are training aircraft, with sightseeing, agriculture and multi-mission segments making up<br />

the rest. Foreign OEMs dominate the <strong>China</strong> market, despite the government policies aimed at promoting Chinese OEMs,<br />

including tax benefits. Chinese manufacturers AVIC only account for 7% of the turbine market share.<br />

Rotary-Wing Fleet by Province<br />

903 in Total<br />

Guangdong<br />

Beijing<br />

100+50+41+36+35+34+26+26+19+18+16+16+15+12+10+10+8+8+6+6+6+5+5+4+4+3+2+2+2+2+1<br />

173<br />

85<br />

70 62 61 60<br />

44 44<br />

32 30 28 27 26<br />

21<br />

17<br />

17 13 13 10 10 10 9 8 6 6 5 4 4 3 3 2<br />

Shanghai<br />

Shandong<br />

Sichuan<br />

Hubei<br />

Henan<br />

Heilongjiang<br />

Chongqing<br />

Hebei<br />

Yunnan<br />

Jiangsu<br />

Zhejiang<br />

Tianjin<br />

Liaoning<br />

Shaanxi<br />

Guizhou<br />

Hunan<br />

Guangxi<br />

Inner Mongolia<br />

Xinjiang<br />

Fujian<br />

Hainan<br />

Anhui<br />

Shanxi<br />

Gansu<br />

Jiangxi<br />

Qinghai<br />

Jilin<br />

Ningxia<br />

Tibet<br />

36 | CHINA <strong>GA</strong> REPORT 2017

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