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China Beats Russia To Build Passenger Plane, Here's What It Looks Like
Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) has completed ground-testing and is preparing the aircraft for its much-delayed debut flight, which could provide an historic boost to China's efforts to compete with global aircraft makers.
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Chinese Plane to Arrive, 6 Years Late: Report
China's main commercial aircraft maker will deliver its long-delayed first homegrown regional jet by the end of 2015, state media reported today, years behind the originally announced deadline.
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Chinese Firms Sign Deal to Buy 300 Boeing Planes: Report
US aerospace giant Boeing has signed deals with Chinese firms to sell 300 aircraft and open a completion centre in the Asian country, China's official Xinhua news agency reported, as President Xi Jinping began his first state visit to the United States.
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China to Launch its Biggest Passenger Aircraft This Year
China plans to roll out its biggest passenger aircraft later this year as it attempts to take on Western aerospace giants Boeing and Airbus.
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China Beats Russia To Build Passenger Plane, Here's What It Looks Like
Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) has completed ground-testing and is preparing the aircraft for its much-delayed debut flight, which could provide an historic boost to China's efforts to compete with global aircraft makers.
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Chinese Plane to Arrive, 6 Years Late: Report
China's main commercial aircraft maker will deliver its long-delayed first homegrown regional jet by the end of 2015, state media reported today, years behind the originally announced deadline.
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Chinese Firms Sign Deal to Buy 300 Boeing Planes: Report
US aerospace giant Boeing has signed deals with Chinese firms to sell 300 aircraft and open a completion centre in the Asian country, China's official Xinhua news agency reported, as President Xi Jinping began his first state visit to the United States.
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China to Launch its Biggest Passenger Aircraft This Year
China plans to roll out its biggest passenger aircraft later this year as it attempts to take on Western aerospace giants Boeing and Airbus.
