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Aerospace1 companies from across the world are competing in the booming corporate2 jet market in Shanghai.
Vendors3 and business leaders are optimistic despite rising tension between the US and China over trade.
Ed Bolen, president and CEO of the National Business Aviation Association, says the sector4 has seen remarkable5 growth in China.
"40% of our exhibitors are actually Chinese or Asians, so once again it is remarkable to see how fast growth takes place in China particularly in Shanghai and how quickly business aviation has taken root here in this country and also grown very quickly with 'Chinese characteristics'."
Tit-for-tat trade tariffs7 between China and the US had worried aviation industry leaders and stock traders when American aeroplanes were proposed to face Chinese tariffs.
But the tariffs are far from being enacted8.
The Chinese tax agency says the date on which the 25 percent tariff6 hike might take effect would be announced later depending on what US President Donald Trump's government does about plans to raise duties on a similar amount of Chinese goods.
Dassault aerospace corporation deputy director Carlos Brana says Chinese consumers are looking for long-range aircraft that function as mobile offices for long trips.
"The Chinese market is very interested in long-range airplanes. In fact, we are manufacturing different kinds of airplanes from airplanes going from 3300 nautical9 miles to airplanes going to 6450 nautical miles. So this is the 2000s from 3300 nautical miles and yet you can see them more than 6000 nautical miles."
Dassault unveiled an infrared10 camera system that allows pilots to see through fog and bad weather, called FalconEye.
Support firms like fuel, logistics, tarmac services, and luxury customization, including luxury brands like Harrods and Rolls Royce, showcased their products at the Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport.
Scott Neal, senior vice11 president of Gulfstream, says the market for business jets is booming in China.
"I think business aviation has nowhere to go but in China it will continue to grow and expand. As Chinese companies expand outside of China and do business other places in the world they've realised the utility of a business jet like a Gulfstream can bring to them to allow them to grow and expand their businesses and reach locations that they really can't reach efficiently12 on the airlines."
Manufacturers from across the world are displaying more than 30 jets and helicopters designed for corporate, luxury and diplomatic purposes at the Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition in Shanghai which ends Today.
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