Core Viewpoint - The number of aviation industrial parks in China is projected to reach 128 in 2024, an increase of 14 parks year-on-year, driven by strong national strategic support and favorable policies [1][12]. Industry Overview - Aviation industrial parks are designated areas focused on aviation-related manufacturing, research, maintenance, and operations, created to foster industry clustering and collaboration through government incentives [1]. Industry Development History - The development of China's aviation industrial parks has progressed through three stages: 1. Initial stage (2003-2008) with only 8 parks established 2. Steady growth phase (2009-2014) with the number increasing to 44 3. Rapid growth phase (2015-present) where the number of parks has surged, averaging 10 new parks annually [3]. Industry Chain - The upstream of the aviation industrial park industry chain includes raw materials, components, and basic equipment, while the midstream focuses on operations and services, and the downstream involves airlines and maintenance companies [5]. Current Industry Status - The aviation industry is experiencing a recovery with passenger transport expected to reach 730 million in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 18.1%, and air cargo volume increasing by 22.1% [12]. Policy Support - Recent policies, such as the "General Aviation Equipment Innovation Application Implementation Plan (2024-2030)", aim to enhance the supply capacity and innovation ability of general aviation equipment by 2027, providing a three-dimensional drive for aviation industrial parks [9][11]. Industry Development Trends 1. **Technological Upgrades**: The industry is focusing on innovation-driven high-quality development, with key areas including unmanned, electric, and intelligent technologies [21]. 2. **Industry Clustering**: Aviation industrial parks are becoming core carriers for industry chain integration, with significant regional differentiation and specialization [22]. 3. **International Cooperation**: There is an increasing trend of international collaboration, with domestic companies engaging in joint ventures and technology transfers to enhance global competitiveness [23].