C919: The Rise of China's Large Aircraft, Unaffected by the US-EU Airworthiness Certificate DisputeAirworthiness Certificate: The "Driving License" for AircraftThe "Monopoly" of Boeing and AirbusIn recent years, Boeing has been affected by a series of accidents, which have impacted its reputation, while Airbus' credibility has increased. The emergence of the C919 has posed a significant challenge to both giants...

China's C919: Taking to the Skies, But Facing a 'Heart' ChallengeIn 2023, the C919 successfully launched, with Mr. Lu, an ordinary passenger, becoming the center of public attention for being its 500,000th passenger...

C919 Makes Breakthrough in EU Certification: A Milestone for China's Large Aircraft Entering the Global MarketRecently, according to the Global Times, China's domestically developed large passenger aircraft, the C919, has made a breakthrough in international airworthiness certification. After a site certification inspection of the C919 in Shanghai last month, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) delegation gave positive feedback...

C919: China's Aviation Dream Takes Flight, From Market Hype to International CompetitionIn today's era of rapid technological advancement, airplanes have become an essential choice for travel. For a long time, the American and European aviation giants Boeing and Airbus have almost monopolized the global large aircraft market, while China's aviation industry has been facing a "bottleneck" situation...

China's C919: 1400 Orders, Only 7 Deliveries in 8 Months, Why?In today's globalized era, technological prowess serves as a crucial indicator of a nation's comprehensive strength. China, once a "follower" in the realm of technology, is now undergoing a remarkable transformation, rapidly shifting from "following" to "running alongside" and even "leading" the pack...

China's C919 Passenger Plane: Catching Up to Giants, the Long Road to Domestic Aircraft DevelopmentAirbus: Facing Crisis, Rising Against the TideIn the first half of this year, Airbus delivered 323 commercial aircraft, an increase of 7 year-on-year, a remarkable achievement.However, compared to the huge order volume, the production speed of C919 is relatively slow...

C919 Second Final Assembly Plant in Shanghai: Lingang New Area Embraces Ambitious Goals for Domestic Large AircraftThe C919, a domestically developed large aircraft, has been leading the development of China's aviation industry in recent years. The final location of its second assembly plant has become a focal point of public attention...

Deliveries of China's C919 Narrow-Body Jet Accelerate, Three Airlines Receive Aircraft, Production Capacity Significantly EnhancedAccording to a report by the South China Morning Post on August 27, China's domestically produced C919 aircraft is set to achieve a production milestone as its manufacturer, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC), will deliver the narrow-body jet to three airlines on August 28. This marks a crucial moment in the delivery history of the C919, signifying a breakthrough in China's civil aviation industry in the realm of domestically produced aircraft and indicating a significant enhancement in COMAC's production capacity...

The Rise of China's C919 and the Fall of Japan's SpaceJet: A Fateful Choice in the Aviation IndustryIn a context of rapid technological development, every breakthrough in the aviation industry represents both a challenge and a realization of human dreams. China's C919 and Japan's SpaceJet projects are two key moments in these breakthroughs, one rising to glory and the other ending in tragic failure...

C919: China's Global Dream, Why Is It Still Struggling to Break Through?On July 22nd, the Farnborough International Airshow kicked off in the UK. As the world's second-largest aviation event after the Paris Air Show, this Farnborough event attracted over 1200 exhibitors from around the globe...

China's C919 Gets "Zero Orders" at Farnborough Airshow: Challenges and Opportunities AwaitAs a global aviation event, the Farnborough Airshow drew top aviation exhibitors from around the world. In just a few days, the show welcomed nearly 70,000 visitors, generating over 80 billion in deals, including over 200 aircraft orders...

China's C919 Large Aircraft: From Failure at Farnborough to Overseas Sales, a Path to the Rise of Chinese ManufacturingIn the 1970s, the world's aviation powerhouses, the United States, the Soviet Union, and the European Union, successively introduced large passenger aircraft, while China was still in its infancy in aircraft manufacturing, with its largest passenger aircraft having a payload of only ten tons. To change this lagging situation, China resolutely decided to develop domestically-produced large aircraft capable of transporting over one hundred tons, becoming the fourth country in the world to possess large passenger aircraft...