For a jetliner with a range up to 5,555 kilometers (just under 3,500 miles), Air China’s C919 seems to count on passengers to ...

China’s flag carrier Air China has ordered 100 units of the country’s first "homegrown" passenger plane, the C919, providing a significant boost to the aircraft as it seeks to compete with the ...

The carrier's eight-strong C919 fleet also flies to cities like Xi'an and Chengdu in China. China Southern Airways and Air China are among other buyers of the C919. Reuters reported that both ...

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said Comac's "privileged access" to the Chinese market could let it sell aircraft to other countries as well.

Air Lease, a major aircraft lessor, has no plans to purchase China's C919 jets, describing the situation as a 'one-way dating relationship.' Despite the C919's debut as a competitor to the Airbus ...

China’s first home-grown narrowbody aircraft ... C919 fleets more intensively than ever before, with each C919 staying in the air for an average of 6.5 hours per day over the 40-day holiday ...

Comac’s C919, China’s first homegrown narrow-body jet and challenger to Boeing and Airbus, made its public debut at the country’s biggest aerospace and defense exhibition on Tuesday.

China's state-owned plane maker is presenting the COMAC C919 on the international stage with high hopes of stealing market share from Airbus and Boeing. China's C919 jet aims to compete with ...

Comac’s C919 is a wild card in the competition for airliner market share in China. Credit: Markus Mainka/Alamy Stock Photo After a five-year hiatus, China’s jetliner market is surging again.

If IndiGo, Air India, or Akasa Air place large orders, it would boost confidence in a Made-in-India aircraft. China spent nearly two decades creating the C919, and it’s just getting started.

Hanoi is reportedly paving the way to approve the country’s first deal to lease Chinese-made civilian aircraft.

The Boeing Company's recovery accelerates with improved transparency, KPI strategies, and resumed 737 MAX deliveries to China ...