C919, China and COMAC
COMAC Expects C919 to Be Certified in Europe within Yr, Operate Flights in Southeast Asia in 2026
Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) aims to obtain European certification as early as this year, and operate flights of the C919 passenger jet in Southeast Asia by 2026, Chinese media quoted Yang Yang,
China’s C919 aircraft completes first international flight, aims to compete with Boeing, Airbus
The global aircraft manufacturing industry is largely dominated by just 2 players--- Boeing and Airbus. China is attempting to break their stranglehold with COMAC. The Financial Times is reporting that the state-run aircraft maker is eyeing expansion in South-East Asia as it attempts to spread its wings.
The company said that 2025 would be a challenging year, as the global aviation industry faced a ‘severe, complex safety ...
China's self-developed C919 narrow-body passenger jet has been deployed for regular flights between Shanghai and Hong Kong ...
China’s state-owned aircraft producer, Comac, is already being used by some of the country’s biggest airlines, and has plans ...
China's state-backed plane is expanding production and pushing for international certification as it aims to challenge Boeing ...
China Eastern Airlines' Flight MU2158 marked a significant milestone as the China-made C919 trunk liner carried its millionth ...
Hong Kong has already seen one commercial service by the C919, when China Eastern flew a group of students to HKG on a ...
With an extensive backlog of orders, China’s premier planemaker is boosting its production capacity to rev up output for the ...
SINGAPORE—Comac has wrapped up 2024 with 10 C919 deliveries to Chinese airlines. China Southern Airlines just received its ...
China is stepping up its push to break the grip of Boeing and Airbus on the aircraft market, as the state-run maker of the ...
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