The Chinese aviation industry stands at a very nascent stage of development. Breakneck growth in the sector is forecast over the next two decades as Chinese air travel demand increases and infrastructure expands. China recently made aviation reform and development a top priority for the national economy. Aviation businesses wish to capitalize on the market potential, but the unique and often complex challenges in doing aviation business in China can obstruct their success. Despite the dramatic growth potential, heavy investment in the industry, and ever-expanding government reforms, many barriers and obstacles remain for those who are looking to conduct business in China.

For these reasons and many more, I will be presenting a complimentary seminar, “Chinese Aviation as the New Frontier?” on Saturday, May 30th at 9:00 a.m. at the Ann Arbor Airport (ARB) terminal conference room.

The seminar will benefit any aviation professionals, scholars, entrepreneurs, or enthusiasts who have an interest in gaining further understanding of the Chinese aviation industry, its business and policy environments as applied to the aviation sector, and the status of aviation reforms in China. It will especially benefit aviation professionals and enthusiasts who anticipate doing business or work in China, or who plan to engage with China’s aviation scene.

The seminar is free of charge and open to the public, but please send an RSVP message to [email protected] if you plan to attend.