1, China: electronic products, textiles, machinery and equipment, chemicals, petroleum and petrochemical products, etc.
2. Japan: automobiles, electronic products, semiconductors, mechanical equipment, etc.
3. Korea: automobiles, electronic products, ships, chemicals, etc.
4. India: textiles, chemicals, steel, medicine, etc.
5. Southeast Asian countries (such as Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam): textiles, food processing, household appliances and electronic products. The above is only the distribution of major industrial products in Asia. These products not only have a wide market demand in Asia, but also have important influence and market share in the world.
Sub- 1 state, district 2, district 3 and district 4 are basically introduced as follows:
Asia 1: It is a route between Southeast Asia and eastern Australia, including the South China Sea, the Taiwan Province Strait, the Indian Ocean and the Suez Strait.
Asia Zone 2 is the air route of Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan Province Province, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Thailand and other places, including the Malay Sea, East China Sea, Ryukyu Sea, Taiwan Province Strait and Nansha Islands.
Asia Zone 3: It is the route of the Yellow River Basin in Chinese mainland.
Asia Zone 4: It is the route west of the Indian Ocean, including China, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Maldives, Papua New Guinea and other places. The differences between these areas are due to their geographical characteristics, traffic network, route correlation and other reasons. In order to better serve Asian airlines, we have opened up new route areas, enabling them to manage air transport more effectively and serve Asian customers more professionally and efficiently.