COMAC C919

GiantPanda

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The current production rate will stay the same forever?

Right. Target is 150 a year by 2028. China's need for narrow-bodies is over 8000 over next two decades. It will take 50 odd years to just meet domestic demand even at 150 :)

Obviously, a large portion of that demand will be supplied by another Chinese plant -- the Airbus one at Tianjin.

COMAC doesn't need to export to become a massive success. But neither does BYD. So like BYD it will export if conditions are right and that is made easier with a EASA cert.
 

by78

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China Southern's C919 stops over in Hangzhou for the first time.

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tphuang

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Zhenjiang fisher aerospace has delivered winglets and spoilers for C919 project. Previously, they were importing this from FACC. Transfer of production from FACC to Fisher started in November 2011.

XAC is the majority shareholder of FACC
 
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