2019 World Fly-in Expo Came to a Close

2019 World Fly-in Expo (photo/ Zhang Yongliang)

In four days, 2019 World Fly-in Expo has made great achievements with 80,000 visitors on the spot and over 26-billion-yuan projects, which came to a close on May 21st in Wuhan, Hubei province.

There were 560 aircrafts and about 700 professional performers and competitors in the Expo. During the four days, the number of aircraft participating in the Expo reached 560, and nearly 700 professionals participated in performances and competitioAccording to the statistics of the Expo committee, the Expo hosted eight aerial flight performances, two sports events and eight interactive activities. All kinds of aircraft have completed a total of 17.5 hours and 1,016 safe flights. The event attracted nearly 80,000 spectators and more than 700 balloon and wind tunnel experiences. The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) event was another attraction. The event gathered 60 skilled players from 17 provinces and regions of China to compete for 2019 the national champion and the member of the national UAV team.

In addition, almost one hundred of aviation equipment supplies attended to static exhibitions, public activities and interactive experience. Besides, the second World Fly-in Expo Summit Forum was successfully held. During the forum, 11 programs were signed in over 26 billion yuan total investment.

The aircraft in alignment (photo/ Zhang Yongliang)

Shenyang J-31 on display (photo/ Zhang Yongliang)

The experience area (photo/ Zhang Yongliang)