The 10 latest articles on COMAC & China's Jets come from 8 sources, published between Nov 3 and Nov 11. Most come from Aviation International News (3).
Organizations: Boeing (5), Airbus (4), Comac (3), CAAC (2), Pratt & Whitney (2), CFM (2)
Places: China (9), Shanghai (3), Hong Kong (3), Chengdu (2), Beijing (2), Eastern (2)
Sign InMembership DatabasesTry it freeMembership DatabasesTry it freeSign InAircraftComac Opts For Shrink Versus Stretch With C919 DerivativeNew single-aisle is expected to have good access to high-altitude airportsChinese airframer has introduced a shortened version of the C919 airliner intended to deliver improved performance…
To allow ads to show on the site you're currently visiting, click the AdBlock toolbar icon to open the AdBlock menu. For "this website", uncheck the active blocking slider. Just seven months after its founding, Beijing Airlink Aircraft (BAIRAC) has…
China Eastern Airlines has confirmed CFM International as the engine supplier for its latest Airbus narrowbody order, selecting 202 LEAP-1A engines to power 101 A320neo-family aircraft. The decision extends the carrier’s reliance on CFM powerplants across its Airbus, Boeing and COMAC fleets.
Parata Air (WE) is entering the China market with a new Shenzhen–Incheon service on the Airbus A330, opening belly-hold capacity on a direct South China–Korea lane. Flights operate four times weekly. WE854 departs Shenzhen at 03:30 and arrives Incheon at 08:05 on…
China Eastern Airlines has selected CFM International LEAP-1A engines to power the 101 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft it ordered earlier this year, maintaining a powerplant commonality that already extends across three competing narrowbody families in its fleet. The agreement covers 202 LEAP-1A engines,…
China's AutoFlight Makes Formation Flight With Five eVTOL Aircraft Aviation International News Chinese manufacturer AutoFlight has conducted a formation flight of five eVTOL aircraft in what it claimed was a world first. Announced on November 5, the demonstration at its Kunshan…
Aviation Week China Formalizes Used Aviation Parts Trading Framework An Airbus-led teardown and recycling joint venture opened in Chengdu in 2024. Senior Air Transport & Safety Editor Sean Broderick covers aviation safety, MRO, and the airline business from Aviation Week Network's Washington,…
China will need 9,240 new commercial aircraft over the next 20 years as airlines expand their networks and replace older planes, Boeing said in Beijing on Tuesday, forecasting that the country's fleet will grow from nearly 4,500 aircraft today to more than 9,800 by…
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) on Tuesday pledged its support to Hong Kong in leveraging its unique advantages to foster complementary development alongside mainland airport clusters. Speaking at the SuperTerminal Expo, CAAC Deputy Administrator Han Jun highlighted Hong…
Boeing released its 2026 China Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) on November 3, forecasting that China's civil aviation fleet will more than double over the next 20 years, requiring 9,240 new aircraft. China currently operates nearly 4,500 civil aircraft, ranking as the world's second-largest civil aviation…
China's planemaker COMAC: the C919, the C909 regional jet and the C929, certification abroad, deliveries to Chinese airlines and Western parts.
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