ReutersChina's COMAC, maker of C919 jet, aims for Southeast Asian flights by 2026
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61% : COMAC, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, also aims for European certification for the C919 as early as this year, Yang Yang, deputy general manager of the company's marketing centre, told Shanghai government-affiliated news site Jiemian in a recent interview.58% : Chinese state-owned plane maker COMAC aims for its C919 jet to start flying on commercial routes to Southeast Asia by 2026 as a first step to moving beyond its domestic market, a senior company official told Chinese media.
57% : In 2024, COMAC delivered a total of 12 C919 aircraft to three state-owned airlines.
40% : Reporting by Sophie Yu and Ryan Woo; Editing by Susan FentonOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tabSuggested Topics:Aerospace & Defense
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