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WILD
WINDS CHINA
野风中国
Pioneering the development of General Aviation in China.
"Wild Winds" was founded by Xiaoying Hou in 2015 with the purpose of
providing clear information on the progress of General Aviation in
China. Xiaoying graduated from China Foreign Affairs University in
Beijing. She speaks Chinese, English and German. She has worked for
the European Commission EU Delegation to China on trade and
investment. She has served as an English reporter for Olympic Games
in China, and has worked for VISA as a government relations
consultant. She is currently working with a German aviation company
producing propellers. She is an enthusiastic aviator in pursuit of her Private license.
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Flying Clubs in China
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Zi You Fei Xiang |
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Tianjin. 800 acre airport. 1200 sq.km. flying area. 20 aircraft.
Robinson helicopter. Agusta helicopter. Cessna. Tecnam. 600m x 30m
runway. Founded in 2014. |
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Fei Hu Dui (Flying Tigers) |
Yanqing Badaling Airport. BizJet, Helicopter, Fixed wing,
Experimental, Training. Founded in 2012. |
www.flying-tigers.com.cn
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Beijing Dream Flying Club |
Cessna 172. Diamond DA-42. Boeing 737-800 simulator. Training. Founded
2013. |
www.bjdreamfly.com
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Beijing Yanqi Lake Flying Club |
Ultralight, Microlight, Paramotor training. |
13301016578 |
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Beijing Flying Man Club |
Beijing Changping & Chengdu. Ultralight, Paramotor, Kite surfing, Wind
surfing training. Founded in 1990s. N40°16′12" x E116°16′40" |
www.flying-man.com
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Beijing
Miyun Flying Club
(密云机场俱乐部) |
PPL
training, aircraft trusteeship
Has its own air space, 5-star club. Founded 2013. |
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Beijing
Jin Hai Hu Aviation Club
(金海湖直升机俱乐部) |
Jinhaihu
Airport (runway 800 meters), close to Miyun Airport. Helicopter
sight-seeing, flying training |
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Beijing
Hualian Aviation Club
(华联航空俱乐部) |
Xi Sha
Industrial Park, Bei Qi Jia Town, Changping District, Beijing.
Ultralight (delta-wing, glide) sales, flight training. The biggest
gliding club in China. Founded in 1989. |
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Beijing
Jiu Tian Zhi Yi Flying Club
(九天之翼俱乐部) |
Beijing |
www.loongwing.com |
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China Flying Club |
Unknown |
www.chinaflying.cc /
+861.8523337258 |
General Aviation Airports in China
1. Beijing Dingling Airport
Coordinates: 40°17'05"N x 116°13'59"E
Location: West of Dingling mausoleum (one of the Ming Tombs) in
Changping District, Beijing
Runway: single runway 530 x 30 meters
Remarks: belongs to State Grid General Aviation Company Limited
2. Beijing Jinhai Lake Airport
Flying zone level: 1B
Coordinates: TBC
Location: 1km north west of Huzhuang Village, Jinhai Lake Town,
Pinggu District, Beijing. 78kms away from Beijing city, 50kms away
from Peking International Airport.
Runway: a 1200 x 30 meters runway is expected to be built for
fixed-wings and helicopters operation.
3. Beijing Miyun Airport
Coordinates: TBC
Location: Close to Miyun reservoir in Mujiayu town, Miyun County,
Beijing, 40 minutes driving distance from Beijing city
Runway: 800meters (west-east direction)
Remarks: covers an area of 1100 acres, has its own flying space of
5kms radius, and has a helicopter 4S exhibition center.
4. Beijing Badaling Airport
Coordinates: TBC
Location: Close to the Badaling great wall and Guanting reservoir in
Badaling Town, Yanqing County, Beijing. 60kms away from Beijing
city.
Runway: 800*30 meters, concrete
Remarks: covers an area of 318 acres
5. Tianjin Binhai Douzhuang Airport
Coordinates: E117°18′42″ x N38°33′51″
Location: south west of Douzhuangzi village, Taiping town, Binhai
new area, Tianjin.
Runway: 600 x 25 meters
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Winds China is a proud sponsor of the 2016 "Flying The Hump" C47 Flight
to China -- www.flyingthehump.com
-- 600 of these aircraft were lost in the Himalayas during World War II
flying supplies to the Flying Tigers in China. This flight honors the
brave pilots who fought to win the peace, and those countries today
charged with keeping the peace. |
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