The "Planning" proposes that the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" period is the decisive battle period to realize the strategic concept of strengthening the country by civil aviation, and it is also the key stage to comprehensively consolidate the foundation of building a strong country by civil aviation. We should take development as the purpose, ensure safety as the premise, build a strong civil aviation country as the main line, deepen reform as the driving force, and take innovative development as the way to promote the construction of the rule of law, enhance the support capacity and strengthen scientific and technological support.
Focus on improving transportation quality and international competitiveness, and build a safe, convenient, efficient and green modern civil aviation system according to the principle of moderate advancement, so as to better play the role of civil aviation strategic industry, better serve the national strategy, better meet the needs of the broad masses of the people, and lay a more solid foundation for realizing a strong civil aviation country. During the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan period, the development of civil aviation should follow five principles: safety first, reform and innovation, comprehensive coordination, green development and opening up.
Introduction to civil aviation
Civil aviation refers to the use of aircraft to engage in aviation activities other than national defense, police and customs. Civil aviation activities are a part of aviation activities. At the same time, the boundary between it and aviation manufacturing industry is defined by "using aircraft", and it is distinguished from military aviation and aviation activities of other countries by "non-military nature". Provisions on Domestic Investment in Civil Aviation Industry (Trial) came into effect on August 6, 2005.
Since 1950s, the service scope of civil aviation has been expanding, and it has become an important economic sector of a country. The development of commercial aviation is mainly manifested in the rapid growth of passenger traffic and freight volume, and the scheduled routes are densely distributed in all continents of the world.