Congratulations to CAAC! It's a five-year journey.
So this did not happen on September 19, or 9-19, instead, it's on 9-29. That's more forward-looking I suppose.
Should be COMAC instead of CAAC - not sure what I was thinking.
Congratulations to CAAC! It's a five-year journey.
So this did not happen on September 19, or 9-19, instead, it's on 9-29. That's more forward-looking I suppose.
Do we have any clues about COMAC's production capacity?
I wonder if they'll have an initial low rate production period of a few years or go straight to hundreds a year, considering they've had years to prepare for mass production due to delays.
Is it possible they've stockpiled those parts in large quantities? Seems like a reasonable thing to do considering the political risk. They'd probably get a ton of help to reduce stockpiling costs if they asked the government.COMAC's production capacity is dependent on the production capacity of hundreds of subcomponent suppliers across the globe.
COMAC's production capacity is dependent on the production capacity of hundreds of subcomponent suppliers across the globe.