Comac
Vietnamese airline Vietjet to resume use of Chinese-made Comac planes: sources
C909, which seats up to 90 passengers, has been operating commercially since 2016
Brunei clears Chinese-made aircraft for local airlines, boosting planemaker Comac
The state-owned planemaker eyes global rivals but lacks key Western approvals and major airline orders
China’s Comac said to slash delivery targets for its C919 jet
The Chinese aircraft maker is seeing bottlenecks in virtually all key parts of its supply chain, hampering its ability to produce jets at a steady pace, the sources say
US lifts license suspensions for GE jet engines to China’s COMAC
THE US Department of Commerce informed GE Aerospace on Thursday that it was once again allowed to ship jet engines to China’s COMAC, lifting license suspensions issued several weeks ago, according to ...
Ryanair threatens to cancel huge Boeing order if tariffs raise prices
The threat by Europe’s largest low-cost carrier is the latest sign of a potential reordering of the global aerospace industry
China stares down Boeing parts shortage as Comac stockpiles
The C929 is still in development and the C919 has not been given the green light by other aviation safety regulators to fly outside of the country or Hong Kong, meaning it’s only used by Chinese airli...
Comac jets for Vietnam show China’s push for international market
Comac is actively engaging with airlines, regulators, and aerospace firms across Asia, aiming to have the C919 operating in South-east Asia by next year
China’s Comac aims to lift C919 jet production capacity to 50 this year: report
Comac is also developing a larger C929 wide-body jet
China Eastern to debut C919 on Shanghai-Hong Kong route in January
CHINA Eastern Airlines will launch the first commercial cross-border service operated by C919 between Shanghai and Hong Kong on Jan 1, state-owned China Central Television (CCTV) said on Thursday (Dec...
Is China ready to take on Airbus and Boeing? Not just yet
TO HEAR it said on social media, China is going to be the next top aircraft manufacturer, all set to sweep away the likes of Europe’s Airbus and America’s Boeing. It’s true that both Western aircraft ...
