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COMAC Delivers First C909 Aircraft to Lao Airlines

On March 30, 2025, Lao Airlines received its inaugural C909 jet, marking the first deployment of the China-made passenger aircraft in Laos. The delivery from COMAC signifies the expansion of Chinese aviation technology into Southeast Asia, reinforcing its presence in international markets.

2025-03-30T05:33:51.114344-07:00

Reuters

Ryanair Threatens to Cancel 330 Boeing 737 MAX Orders Over U.S. Tariffs

2025-05-01T02:59:12.336959-07:00

New York Times

US Pauses Jet Engine and Tech Exports to COMAC After China’s Mineral Curbs

2025-05-28T16:03:46.194124-07:00

Air Data News

COMAC Unveils Supersonic C949 Plans to Rival Concorde

2025-04-01T05:01:35.492343-07:00

Comac News Timeline

globaltimes.cn

Air China’s COMAC C909 Makes International Debut on Hohhot–Ulaanbaatar Route Air China flight CA757, operated by the domestically developed COMAC C909, landed at Ulaanbaatar’s Chinggis Khaan International Airport on Tuesday at 09:35 Beijing time after departing Hohhot Baita, marking the type’s first international commercial service. The launch reinforces China’s push to broaden its narrow-body exports and challenge established OEMs on regional Asia-Pacific connections.

2025-06-30T22:59:34.594828-07:00

Air China’s COMAC C909 Makes International Debut on Hohhot–Ulaanbaatar Route

Air Data News

COMAC misses H1 2025 delivery targets for C919 airliner COMAC has failed to meet its first-half 2025 delivery target for the C919 narrowbody, deferring the debut of its domestically designed airliner into the second half as production bottlenecks and certification hurdles persist, delaying Beijing’s bid to challenge the Boeing-Airbus duopoly.

2025-06-27T07:32:07.471847-07:00

COMAC misses H1 2025 delivery targets for C919 airliner

Air Data News

Beyond Boeing and Airbus: Three Emerging Commercial Jets Poised to Reshape Air Transport Boeing and Airbus have long set the pace in commercial aviation, but three new aircraft programs from rising OEMs are on track to enter service by the decade’s end. These jets promise improvements in efficiency, capacity and regional reach, challenging the incumbents’ narrowbody dominance.

2025-06-22T05:24:17.177619-07:00

Beyond Boeing and Airbus: Three Emerging Commercial Jets Poised to Reshape Air Transport

The Air Current

COMAC Resumes Western Supplier Selections for C929 Amid US-China Trade Rift COMAC has restarted its selection of Western suppliers for its C929 widebody jet, moving forward amid heightened US-China trade tensions. The decision underscores Beijing’s determination to integrate foreign components into the project, even as tariff measures disrupt aerospace supply chains.

2025-06-17T12:16:07.550461-07:00

COMAC Resumes Western Supplier Selections for C929 Amid US-China Trade Rift

FlightGlobal

Comac Secures Safran and Crane as System Suppliers for C929 Ahead of Paris Air Show Debut Comac kicked off its Paris Air Show return by signing agreements with Safran and US-based Crane Aerospace and Electronics to supply key systems for its C929 widebody programme. The deals strengthen Comac’s supplier base as it pushes its first export-targeted widebody aircraft toward certification and production.

2025-06-16T02:15:46.824491-07:00

Comac Secures Safran and Crane as System Suppliers for C929 Ahead of Paris Air Show Debut

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China’s COMAC in talks to acquire majority stake in Lao Airlines China’s Commercial Aircraft Corporation (COMAC) is negotiating to acquire a controlling stake in Lao Airlines, marking its first investment in an operating carrier. The proposed deal aims to solidify support and pipeline for Chinese-made aircraft in Southeast Asia, expanding COMAC’s footprint beyond manufacturing into airline operations.

2025-06-10T20:30:58.851516-07:00

China’s COMAC in talks to acquire majority stake in Lao Airlines

The Air Current

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US Export Controls Threaten to Ground COMAC C909 by Blocking Engine and Parts Supplies The US Commerce Department expanded export restrictions to cover engines and components for COMAC’s C909 regional jet, blocking Honeywell and Collins Aerospace from supplying critical systems. The move marks a further escalation in Washington’s bid to curb China’s growing commercial aircraft manufacturing capacity.

2025-06-06T17:22:01.263198-07:00

US Export Controls Threaten to Ground COMAC C909 by Blocking Engine and Parts Supplies

New York Times

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US Imposes Export Controls on Western Engines and Avionics for COMAC C919 Washington has unveiled export restrictions on Western-sourced engines, avionics and other critical systems for COMAC’s delayed C919 single-aisle jet. The U.S. move cuts off key components, jeopardizing Beijing’s bid to rival Boeing and Airbus in the global narrowbody market amid escalating trade tensions.

2025-05-30T06:45:44.700341-07:00

US Imposes Export Controls on Western Engines and Avionics for COMAC C919