《中国民用机场协会 2025中国运输机场发展指数》发布

Core Insights - The "2025 China Transportation Airport Development Index" was released by the China Civil Airports Association, aiming to provide a systematic and objective reference for government decision-making, industry development, corporate operations, and social awareness [1][3] Summary by Categories Index Overview - The index maintains consistency in its research scope and indicator system compared to the previous year, focusing on domestic transportation airports in China, excluding Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan [3] - The index evaluates six dimensions: safety, accessibility, convenience, service, sustainability, and contribution, with a total of 20 secondary indicators [3] Performance Metrics - The total score of the index reached 113.40, representing a 6.33% increase from 2023 and a 13.4 percentage point increase from the 2019 baseline, marking a historical high [4] - All six dimensions showed improvement, indicating a positive overall trend: - Safety score: 113.75, up 1.88% year-on-year, and 13.75% from 2019 [4] - Accessibility score: 118.64, up 6.69% year-on-year, and 18.64% from 2019 [4] - Convenience score: 118.08, slightly up 0.13% year-on-year, and 18.08% from 2019 [4] - Service score: 107.48, up 4.31% year-on-year, and 7.48% from 2019 [4] - Sustainability score: 120.36, up 12.88% year-on-year, and 20.36% from 2019 [4] - Contribution score: 106.05, up 13.08% year-on-year, and 6.05% from 2019 [4] Trends and Developments - The index reflects a transition from scale recovery to quality and efficiency leadership in Chinese airports, highlighting three major trends: - Accelerated digital transformation with the integration of AI, digital twins, and smart travel technologies [5] - Systematic advancement of green development, moving from "single-point demonstration" to "system construction" under the dual carbon goals [5] - Enhanced collaborative patterns as airport layout planning and the 14th Five-Year Plan progress, strengthening the synergy between airports and economic zones, ports, and comprehensive transportation hubs [5]