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China To Launch Three-level Service System for GA
The aim is to simplify the processes for general aviation operators by 2030.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China is planning to establish a three-level service system for low-altitude airspace, the better to meet the needs of general aviation, the authority announced in mid-October. According to the plan, the government will establish one national information management system, seven regional information processing systems, and institute a number of flight service stations. The national and regional systems are based on the CAAC air traffic control bureau and the regional air traffic control bureau, respectively. These two systems are to begin trial operations in 2019 and become fully operational in 2020.