Chinese Aviation Industry

CHNPHD

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I would say that the more accurate translation for the last sentence would be:


Harbin AC certainly won't be building fighter jets and large aircrafts anytime soon. Both their last large-sized aircraft (SH-5) and their last fixed-wing warplane (H-5) were built in the mid-1980s, and they have exclusively focused on rotorcraft and drone productions ever since.

And Y-12 family
 

00CuriousObserver

Senior Member
Registered Member
16 C919 deliveries this year.

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tonyget

Senior Member
Registered Member
The situiation of C-919 isn't good. Western suppliers are dragging down the progress

I think COMAC made a mistake by focusing on getting US and European airworthiness certificate,rather than focusing on indigenization of the plane. The logic of COMAC is you can only get Western airworthiness certificate by using Western parts,if you insist on indigenization then you won't get Western airworthiness certificate

 

latenlazy

Brigadier
The situiation of C-919 isn't good. Western suppliers are dragging down the progress

I think COMAC made a mistake by focusing on getting US and European airworthiness certificate,rather than focusing on indigenization of the plane. The logic of COMAC is you can only get Western airworthiness certificate by using Western parts,if you insist on indigenization then you won't get Western airworthiness certificate

On the contrary, the C919 reached certification when it did precisely because COMAC went with the JV approach. It will be significantly easier to indigenize the C919's supply chain from the level of maturity the program has already reached today than if COMAC had started with full indigenization as a starting requirement.
 
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