山东开展航空维修产业三年行动 力争2028年产业营收超40亿元

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Government has officially issued the "Three-Year Action Plan for the High-Quality Development of the Aviation Maintenance Industry (2026-2028)", aiming to create a competitive aviation maintenance industry cluster with a revenue target exceeding 4 billion RMB by 2028 [1][2]. Industry Overview - The aviation maintenance industry is a critical component of the aviation sector, characterized by high technical content, long industrial chains, and strong driving effects [2]. - Shandong Province has a solid foundation in the aviation maintenance sector, with 23 aviation maintenance enterprises, accounting for 19.2% of the total in East China [2]. - The maintenance capabilities in Shandong cover a wide range, including daily maintenance, periodic inspections, component repairs, and major overhauls, servicing various aircraft models such as Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 [2]. Development Goals - The "Action Plan" sets a "1234" development goal for 2028, which includes establishing at least one global "one-stop" aviation maintenance center, creating two full-chain and two specialized aviation maintenance industrial bases, and developing four industrial systems related to domestic aircraft maintenance and retired aircraft dismantling [3]. - The plan aims to increase the number of aviation maintenance and aircraft manufacturing enterprises to over 50, forming a new industrial development pattern led by Jinan and Qingdao, supported by other cities [3]. Key Actions - The "Action Plan" outlines four key actions: implementing high-standard cluster aggregation, cultivating high-end quality enterprises, promoting high-energy innovation sources, and deepening high-level open integration [3][4]. - It includes 12 key tasks, such as creating a full-chain, cluster-based aviation maintenance industrial base and a specialized aircraft material R&D and manufacturing base [4]. - The plan emphasizes the importance of collaboration with advanced domestic and international enterprises, focusing on a "market + manufacturing + technology" model to foster leading enterprises across the entire industry chain [4].