COMAC C919
- Thread starter Deino
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Lol such back handed comments. You do this a lot in other threads as well. You can say whatever you want but b***ching is b***ching, and we all know it. The last time I experienced such snid remarks was between a group of Asian aunties trying to one up each other. You'd fit well in that group I'd imagine
I can sense a lot of sourness from this very sentence alone:
Aaaaaaaaaaanyways, and FYI - China officially entered the jet age 43 years ago.
And that's only for the civilian side.
Kindly update yourself, please. Oh, and remember to eat something sweet once in a while - too much sourness isn't good for your health.
Aaaaaaaaaaanyways, and FYI - China officially entered the jet age 43 years ago.
And that's only for the civilian side.
Kindly update yourself, please. Oh, and remember to eat something sweet once in a while - too much sourness isn't good for your health.
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by78
General
Go troll somewhere.
lcloo
Captain
China has signed airworthiness agreements with 27 countries including Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Canada, and Brazil, that is, bilateral airworthiness agreements, but there is no European or American airworthiness certificate.
Anyone has complete or partial list of the 27 countries? Indonesia has bought ARJ-21, so it is counted as one of the 27.
Edit: NVM, I got the list.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a list of countries that have signed Bilateral Airworthiness Agreements (BAA) with China. The list includes 27 countries as of 2022. Here are the countries:
Anyone has complete or partial list of the 27 countries? Indonesia has bought ARJ-21, so it is counted as one of the 27.
Edit: NVM, I got the list.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a list of countries that have signed Bilateral Airworthiness Agreements (BAA) with China. The list includes 27 countries as of 2022. Here are the countries:
- Australia
- Austria
- Brazil
- Canada
- Chile
- Egypt
- France
- Germany
- Hungary
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- New Zealand
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Poland
- Romania
- Singapore
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Spain
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
Posted my thoughts here. I think the benefits of having competitive domestic supply chain that can help both military and civilian programs (spreading out costs) would be huge.
And of course, it would have the effect of weakening western supply chains.
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So does anybody have the primary sources for the localization rate of the c919? I've seen various figures thrown around, like 60 or 65%, but it's unclear to me how these are measured and where they are quoted from. There's also the issue of the localization rate of the jet's sub components. IE, supposedly foreign-made pieces of the plane may be manufactured physically in China by 50/50 JV's, but what is the localization rate of those pieces themselves? I can't read technical Chinese so any help would be greatly appreciated.