North China's Shanxi province has been pulling out all the stops to curb the spread of imported COVID-19 cases, as the pandemic continues to grow globally.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) held a press conference Thursday, where the aviation authority updated the public on the latest status of China's air transport industry under new policies issued earlier due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

More Chinese students in the United Kingdom will be able to return to their homeland later this week following an arrangement struck between the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the Civil Aviation Administration of China.

Since the reorganization of the airline groups in 2002, China's aviation industry has been developing steadily for 20 years, ranking the second and first position regarding the passenger and cargo traffic respectively in 2019. This should attribute to the aircraft fleet growth. This report aims to analyze the fleet in China, in terms of size, type, age, value, etc., to raise the pros and cons.

China was compelled to temporarily suspend entry into the country of foreign passport holders with valid visas or residence permits in order to deal with the spread of COVID-19, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Friday.

Civil Aviation authority has taken multiple measures to stabilize the international air cargo capacity during the novel coronavirus pandemic to guarantee the international supply chain of anti-epidemic materials,said a senior official with the Civil Aviation Administration on Sunday.

Centrally-administered State-owned enterprises have played a stellar role in preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus and controlling the COVID-19 epidemic, said China's top State assets regulator.

China's domestic passengers are starting to once again take to the skies.

On March 27th, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) issued a notice on resuming domestic flights for Hubei province, the original epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.

Every foreign airline will be required to maintain only one air route to China and operate no more than one flight a week starting Sunday, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said in a circular on Thursday, in the latest move to cut international passenger flights and curb imported novel coronavirus infections.