Chan Ye Xin Xi Wang·2025-05-21 01:22Core Viewpoint - The Chinese air traffic management system is undergoing significant advancements through domestic innovation and digital transformation, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign technology and enhance international competitiveness. The market size is projected to reach 6 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 15.38% [1][14]. Industry Overview - The air traffic management system (ATMS) is essential for overseeing and managing civil aviation operations, ensuring safety and efficiency in aircraft operations. It consists of three main components: air traffic services, air traffic flow management, and airspace management [3][10]. - The industry has evolved from relying on international products to achieving significant domestic technological breakthroughs, including the development of new-generation flight data processing systems and airport surveillance radars [1][14]. Industry Development History - The ATMS in China has developed from its inception in the early 1950s to a more sophisticated system today, marked by key reforms and technological advancements since the 2000s. The establishment of the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 1994 was a significant milestone [5][12]. Policy Support - Recent policies, such as the "14th Five-Year Plan for Civil Aviation Development" and the "Smart Civil Aviation Construction Roadmap," emphasize the modernization of the air traffic management system and the integration of advanced technologies [7][9]. Market Dynamics - The demand for air traffic management systems is increasing due to the rising passenger and cargo throughput in China's civil aviation sector, which is expected to continue growing post-pandemic [12][14]. - The market is characterized by both domestic and international players, with key domestic companies including Sichuan Chuan Da Zhisheng, Sichuan Electronic Technology, and Nanjing Lais Information Technology leading the way in technological capabilities [16][20]. Future Trends - The industry is moving towards greater intelligence and networking, leveraging technologies such as AI and big data to enhance operational efficiency and safety. This shift aims to create a more integrated and responsive air traffic management system [22][23]. - The integration of military and civilian air traffic management systems is becoming increasingly important, with a focus on collaboration and standardization to improve overall system coordination [24].