Group 1 - Georgia Airways and Kamairco Airlines have officially established their representative offices in Xi'an, marking a new phase in their operations in the city [1] - Both airlines have deployed 3 wide-body cargo aircraft and 1 narrow-body cargo aircraft at Xi'an Xianyang International Airport, operating 6 international all-cargo routes with over 15 weekly flights [1] - Xi'an is becoming a significant hub for Georgia Airways in China, with plans to increase capacity and expand new routes to enhance trade between China and Europe/Central Asia [1] Group 2 - Xi'an is a crucial location in China's aviation industry, housing a quarter of the nation's aviation research capabilities and numerous key enterprises [2] - Xi'an Xianyang International Airport is the largest in Northwest China, having restored and opened 31 international passenger routes and increased its total international all-cargo routes to 32 [2] - The airport has achieved full coverage of air routes to seven cities in five Central Asian countries and has established connections to 54 cities across 27 countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative [2] Group 3 - Strong policy support is a significant driver for the development of Xi'an's aviation hub, with various strategic agreements and funding initiatives in place [3] - The Xi'an Xianyang International Airport T5 terminal is set to enhance the hub's capacity and facilitate the integration of various industries [3] - The Xi'an Airport New City is transforming into a global resource allocation point, promoting the development of aviation logistics, manufacturing, and emerging industries [3] Group 4 - The future of Xi'an's aviation hub looks promising with the addition of more foreign airlines and continuous improvements in infrastructure and policy support [4]