Upon entering the hangar of Tianjin Haite Phase III, aircraft of various colors are neatly arranged, awaiting in-depth maintenance and modification. The reporter learned that Tianjin Haite currently boasts 10 production lines for the maintenance and modification of large aircraft and 4 for business jets.

At the beginning of this year, Tianjin Haite Aircraft Full Life Cycle Management Co., Ltd. settled in the Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone, primarily engaging in aircraft dismantling, aviation material trade, and other businesses, aiming to build an industrial platform providing integrated services covering aircraft asset disposal, maintenance and modification, aviation material distribution, etc. The establishment of this company marks the expansion of Tianjin's aviation industry from traditional maintenance to full-chain services including asset management, green dismantling, and aviation material recycling.

The service chain is extending, and the business delivery capabilities of enterprises within the region are also continuously enhancing. In August this year, a Gulfstream G650ER business jet from Qatar Airways completed the final set of avionics system tests in the hangar of Tianjin Yijie Haite General Aviation Service Co., Ltd., and was successfully "discharged" for delivery. This is the eighth aircraft that the company has delivered for bonded maintenance since the beginning of this year.

The reporter learned that the new area holds great potential for development in the fields of aviation material maintenance and recycling.