The China Coast Guard (CCG) has been actively developing its aviation law enforcement capabilities in recent years. In 2024, the CCG dispatched patrol aircraft and shipborne helicopters to conduct law enforcement operations in waters surrounding the Xisha Qundao and Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea.
The CCG has also established initial capabilities for ship-aircraft coordination and remote joint enforcement. This capability has been widely practiced across various levels of the CCG, and the new model has greatly improved the CCG's enforcement efficiency and effectiveness.
In 2024, the CCG for the first time deployed helicopter with CCG vessel formation to the Pacific and Arctic Oceans for fisheries law enforcement in international waters. They also sent patrol aircraft and shipborne helicopters to conduct law enforcement in territorial and adjacent waters near the Xisha Qundao and Huangyan Dao. So far, this patrol model has proven to be very effective, significantly enhancing the overall law enforcement capabilities of the CCG.
The CCG will continue to strengthen the capabilities of its diverse law enforcement teams, particularly by refining its aerial and maritime coordination model, thereby increasing the CCG's ability to safeguard national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights, and actively engage in international maritime governance.
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