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The province with the most airports

The province with the largest number of airports in China is Xinjiang, the full name of which is Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Located in the northwest edge of China, with an area of 6,543,800 square kilometers. It is the province with the largest land area in China, accounting for one sixth of the total area of China. When the city is far away, the plane becomes a local means of transportation.

There are 22 airports under construction in Xinjiang: Urumqi Diwobao International Airport, Kashgar Airport, yining airport Airport, Korla Airport, Aksu Airport, Hotan Airport, Altay Airport, Qiemo Airport, Nalati Airport, Fuyun Airport, Hami Airport, Karamay Airport, Tacheng Civil Aviation Airport, Kuqa Airport, Kanas Airport, Shache Airport, Shihezi General Aviation Airport and Bole Airport.

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Airport layout planning clearly puts forward the concept of airport group, which optimizes and integrates the national airports into five airport groups, which is a brand-new planning concept in the history of civil aviation development in China. Its proposal is mainly based on the importance of resource integration under market economy and the urgency of improving the overall competitiveness of China's airports under economic globalization.

The basic idea is based on the market, combined with route layout and flight arrangement, air traffic management, airport function and scale, taking into account the technical and economic requirements such as rationalization of air transport, national geography, ecological and natural environment and national regional development strategy, to rationally delimit a certain geographical area, form the cooperative relationship of airports in this area, further optimize airport resources in this area, improve the functional positioning of airports in this area, and realize the strategic pattern of coordinated, interactive and all-round development of airport groups.