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...

The Fate of the Airbus A380: The American "Airplane Graveyard" and China's Aviation DreamHowever, one cannot help but ask: does China lack the capacity to dismantle aircraft independently? The answer is no. Our country also has "airplane graveyards," such as the professional aircraft dismantling base in Pingdingshan, Henan, which has independent dismantling capabilities...

Dengfeng Shaolin Airport Officially Receives Certification, Henan's First Newly Built Class A General Aviation Airport is About to Commence OperationsOn September 9th, the Civil Aviation Administration of South Central China issued a usage permit to Henan General Aviation Airport Management Co., Ltd...

The Legacy of the Soviet Union: A Crucial Link in China's Aviation Engine DevelopmentThe collapse of the Soviet Union marked the end of an era and triggered a global redistribution of resources and technology. Russia, as the main successor to the Soviet Union, naturally took over most of the territory and military industry...

AVIC Electromechanical Successfully Acquires AVIC Chengdu: A New Driving Force for the Integration of China's Aviation IndustryI. AVIC Electromechanical Successfully Acquires AVIC Chengdu: The Cooperative Strengthens the Independent Innovation Capabilities of China's Aviation Industry1...

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...

The Y-10: China's Aviation Regret and RebirthIn February 1985, a sudden announcement crushed the dreams of Chinese aviation professionals. The Y-10 large passenger aircraft project, which had been successfully developed and was about to undergo test flights, was forced to be terminated due to financial constraints...

China's Aviation Market: Navigating Headwinds, Opportunities and Challenges AwaitIn today's world, transportation plays a crucial role in connecting the globe, with air travel being an indispensable part of it. In recent years, China's rapid economic growth and rising international influence have attracted more and more foreigners to explore this ancient and vibrant land...

Baiyun Airport Phase III Expansion: A New Engine for China's Aviation TakeoffBaiyun Airport Phase III expansion is a comprehensive upgrade encompassing a new runway, a new terminal building, and various high-tech facilities. This is not simply an expansion; it is a comprehensive enhancement of the airport's functionality and efficiency...

The Rise of China's Large Aircraft: From C919 to C939, Witnessing the Realization of China's Aviation DreamThe successful entry into service of the C919 marks a significant step forward for China in the field of medium-range narrow-body commercial aircraft in the history of China's aviation industry. Today, the C919 is increasingly visible on global flight routes, becoming a shining badge, showcasing the strength and charm of "Made in China...

China's Domestic Airplanes "Drink" "Used Cooking Oil," Ushering in a New Era of Green AviationRecently, the ARJ21 regional aircraft and the C919 large passenger aircraft developed by COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) successfully completed their first test flights fueled by domestically produced bio-aviation fuel, marking a significant step forward for China in the field of green aviation. The bio-aviation fuel used in the test flights was derived from waste cooking oil, commonly known as "gutter oil," utilizing bio-aviation fuel production technology independently developed by Sinopec (China Petrochemical Corporation)...

20th Anniversary of Wang Wei's Disappearance: Reflecting On Aviation Rescue Technology and ChallengesThe disappearance of Wang Wei revealed the immense challenges faced by aviation rescue:In cases similar to Wang Wei's disappearance, the pilot's survival environment is often extremely harsh, making time a critical factor. Rescue teams need to pinpoint the missing pilot's possible location as quickly as possible and initiate precise rescue operations...