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    Troubled Chinese Airliner Finally Slated For First Commercial Flight

    Editor - The Auto JournalBy Editor - The Auto JournalMay 26, 2023Updated:May 27, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Building a industrial airliner is a activity so monumental that there are solely two vital producers on this planet, Airbus and Boeing. However, the People’s Republic of China hopes to interrupt into the multi-billion greenback market with its first domestically-produced giant passenger plane, the Comac C919. After 14 years of improvement and questionable acquisition of international mental property, the airliner is ready to make its first industrial flight this weekend.

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    China Eastern Airlines obtained the primary C919 final December and it has been the one one delivered to date. According to Reuters, China Eastern will lastly use the airliner in income service on a ten:45 a.m. flight from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport to Beijing Capital Airport this Sunday. The landmark flight can be appropriately numbered MU9191. And with any momentous event of nationwide significance, a stamp has already been commissioned to commemorate the flight.

    The Comac C919 is meant to rival the Airbus A320 and the Boeing 737. The state-owned plane producer made a number of collaborative agreements with Western corporations like GE Aerospace and Honeywell to develop the C919 however was additionally accused of stealing expertise to construct the airliner. A Chinese intelligence officer was arrested, tried and located responsible of company espionage in a case involving American aerospace experience. Though, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs feels the fees had been fabricated.

    Time will inform if Comac will develop into a big participant within the aviation business alongside Airbus and Boeing. The varied state-owned airways of China have 95 orders in complete for the C919. There are nearly no international orders for the airliner. Irish low-cost service helped develop the C919 however has positioned an order for the plane.

    Source: jalopnik.com

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