About the EU-China APP
The first EU-China Aviation Partnership Project (APP) ended in April 2021, closing 5+ years of successful cooperation between EU and China in numerous domains of aviation safety.
Immediately following the closure, a new EU-China APP has been launched for a duration of 3 years, which will continue and intensify this cooperation.
The new project will increase focus on selected topics within the domains covered during the first EU-China APP, and explore new possible areas of exchanges, including latest aviation trends and technologies.
At the heart of the EU-China APP is a closer cooperation between the EU and China at an official and authority level, and the linking of technical cooperation with policy dialogue. This is reflected in the project's objective of strengthening the economic partnership between the EU and China in the civil aviation domain.
The project implies a close cooperation between EASA and various European project partners to bring best European aviation expertise to the project. Likewise on the Chinese side the project interacts with several Chinese stakeholders coordinated by CAAC. The European and Chinese aviation authorities, EASA and CAAC, will continue to implement activities together, and with their partners.
English translation of the 14th Five-Year Plan for Civil Aviation Development
The EU-China APP has funded translation of the 14th Five-Year Plan for Civil Aviation Development in English. This English translation is for reference only and cannot be considered an official translation of the original Chinese text.
EU-China APP Achievements
Project Activities
Please follow this website regularly to learn about the latest updates regarding upcoming APP activities.
FF-ICE Workshop
21-22 October, Beijing
Cross Border ATFM development Workshop
23-24 October, Beijing
If you wish to learn more about our past events, click here.
Past Events
Here you can find more information about recent EU-China APP events.
From 17 to 21 June, EASA and CAAC organised an accident investigators training in Chengdu (China) to further enhance skills in investigating commercial air transport occurrences and improve global aviation safety levels.
European Aviation Environmental Report 2022 published
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recently published the third European Aviation Environmental Report 2022 observing the historic and future scenarios of air traffic and its associated noise and emissions.
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This project is funded by the European Union
This project is implemented by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), in cooperation with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)