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 To build a service platform for aviation company aboratively
By taking advantage of the high-grade security services, preferential policies and flexible pricing mechanism, Shenzhen Airport creates a more favorable and convenient operating environment for airline companies. And by strengthening the strategic alliance with the airline companies, Shenzhen Airport attracts airline companies to establish bases in the airport. |
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| Air Traffic Controlling Service |
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The Air Traffic Management Bureau of the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (ATMB of CAAC) is a functional agency of CAAC to administer the national air traffic services, civil aviation communication... |
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The command center of the airport takes charge of the command and coordination of the flight ensure. |
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| Air Traffic Controlling Service |
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Shenzhen International Airport, which is a 4E-class airport, covers a total land area of 3,400,000 square meters. There is a concrete runway of 3,400 meters long and 45 meter wide as well as a main parallel taxiway … |
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To basically complete the second runway of the Shenzhen Airport, the third terminal building and related facilities (including the relocation of Fuyong port) in 2010; |
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The air affair engineering department provides aircraft maintenance services and general services for 25 types of aircraft of more than 20 airlines to ensure that each aircraft at flightworthiness status… |
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We will provide deliberate and careful safety security services for you. The safety security organs consist of safety inspection station, safeguarding and fire fighting station, public security sub-bureau… |
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The emergency secure organs consist of emergency center and fire fighting brigade and provides quick rescue service for unexpected events… |
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To achieve the goal of annual passenger throughput of 24 million passengers in 2010 by a growth rate of 47% when compared with that of 2005, in which International passenger throughput is 1.25 million people… |
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