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world18 days ago•4 min saved

China flexes aviation and military clout at Singapore Airshow as U.S. influence wanes

China used the Singapore Airshow to project military and aerospace strength, with the PLA Air Force displaying the Chengdu J-10C and AVIC highlighting the J-35A, and COMAC promoting the C919 along with a model of the future C929. Observers see Beijing’s push to broaden Southeast Asia influence as U.S. withdrawal creates space for Chinese equipment, though analysts say it will take years to rival Airbus and Boeing.

via Reuters|

#avic #china #comac

world19 days ago•39 min saved

China shows growing aerospace and military heft at Singapore Airshow amid shifting US role

China used the Singapore Airshow to display military and commercial aerospace clout—from PLA jets and AVIC exhibits to COMAC’s C919 and the future C929—signaling Beijing’s growing influence in Southeast Asia as the United States takes a more isolationist turn; analysts say the event reflects shifting defense and supply-chain dynamics, with buyers considering Chinese alternatives to Airbus and Boeing even as China’s own airliners lag in global market share.

via Yahoo|

#aviation #china #defense

world19 days ago•5 min saved

Rare US‑China‑Russia Fighter Showcase Graces Singapore Airshow

The Singapore Airshow staged a rare cross‑power display featuring US F‑16s and F‑35s, China’s J‑10C, and Malaysia’s Su‑30MKM, flown by Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, and China. The F‑16s and F‑35A impressed with high‑power passes and internal weapons bays, the J‑10C delivered colorful aerobatics but felt underwhelming next to hype, and the Su‑30MKM wowed with flares, a Cobra maneuver, and dramatic climbs, highlighting different generations and export ambitions amid sanctions and limited direct US/Russia military involvement.

via Business Insider|

#f-16 #f-35 #j-10c

aviation2 years ago•0 min saved

"COMAC's C919 Jet Takes Center Stage, Raising Competition Against Airbus and Boeing"

Comac and its C919 jet stole the spotlight at the 2024 Singapore Airshow, attracting large crowds to their chalet and exhibition hall displays. The Chinese planemaker's presence drew the attention of onlookers and dignitaries, with executives from various companies and countries eager to get a glimpse inside the C919 and enjoy Chinese delicacies in the hospitality tent.

via Bloomberg|

#aircraft-exhibition #aviation #c919

businessaviation2 years ago•4 min saved

"COMAC Takes Center Stage as Boeing Skips Singapore Airshow"

Chinese planemaker COMAC showcased its C919 and ARJ21 jets at the Singapore Airshow, attracting significant interest from industry professionals. The C919, a rival to Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo, is not yet certified by US and European regulators and heavily relies on Western parts. While COMAC secured a 50-plane order from China's Tibet Airlines, industry leaders believe it has a long road ahead to become a serious competitor and will likely operate mainly in China's domestic market in the near term. The company faces challenges in obtaining international certifications and developing domestic substitutes for Western parts.

via Reuters.com|

#airbus #boeing #businessaviation

aviation2 years ago•1 min saved

"Debut of Chinese Jet C919 at Singapore Airshow"

The Chinese C919 jet made its debut at the Singapore Airshow, with Chinese manufacturers hoping it will help the country catch up to industry leaders like Boeing and Airbus. The aircraft, produced by Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, currently carries just under 200 passengers and is only certified to fly in China through China Eastern Airlines. The C919 is expected to be closely scrutinized at the airshow, while Boeing has announced it will be skipping the event due to ongoing manufacturing issues.

via UPI News|

#airbus #aviation #boeing

militarydefense2 years ago•1 min saved

"China Dominates Singapore Air Show with Export Helicopter and Passenger Jet Debut"

China unveiled the export version of its Z-10 attack helicopter, the Z-10ME, at the Singapore Airshow, marking the first time a Chinese military aircraft has been displayed at an airshow outside the country. The helicopter, developed by Changhe Aircraft Industries, is equipped with various weapons and defense systems and has been compared to Boeing's AH-64 Apache. It has been used by the People's Liberation Army in military exercises near Taiwan and India, and is also being used by the Pakistan military as a replacement for T129 attack helicopters from Turkey.

via Defense News|

#china #export-version #military-aircraft

aviation2 years ago•4 min saved

"Major Aircraft Orders Announced at Singapore Airshow"

The Singapore Airshow's first day saw Boeing securing orders for 45 787 Dreamliners from Thai Airways and 4 from Royal Brunei Airlines, while COMAC received orders for 40 C919 and 10 ARJ21 aircraft from Tibet Airlines. Airbus announced an increase in the maximum payload of the A350F, and Maldivian Aero confirmed an order for 2 ATR 42-600 aircraft.

via Sam Chui|

#airbus #aviation #boeing

aviation2 years ago•2 min saved

"China's C919 Makes a Splash at Singapore Airshow with 40 International Orders"

China's home-grown C919 passenger jet made its international debut at the Singapore Airshow, securing 40 orders from Tibet Airlines and Henan Civil Aviation Development Investment Group. The aircraft, designed to compete with Boeing's 737 and Airbus' A320, is part of China's efforts to increase self-reliance in commercial jet manufacturing. The C919's appearance at the airshow highlights the ongoing progress in the development of China's commercial aircraft, with the majority of orders coming from Chinese airlines.

via South China Morning Post|

#aviation #c919 #china

businessaviation2 years ago•1 min saved

"Singapore Airshow Highlights China's Aviation Industry Amid Boeing's Absence"

Boeing has decided not to showcase any commercial airplanes at the Singapore Airshow due to an ongoing safety investigation following an incident with one of its passenger planes. However, the company will still be present at the event, displaying its military fighters and inviting visitors to view a cabin display of its widebody 777X. Meanwhile, China's C919 passenger airplane, aimed at competing with Boeing and Airbus, will make its debut at the airshow, representing Beijing's Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China.

via UPI News|

#boeing #businessaviation #china

aviation-aerospace-industry2 years ago•5 min saved

"China's C919 Takes Center Stage at Singapore Airshow, Challenging Boeing and Airbus"

Boeing opts out of showcasing commercial aircraft at the Singapore Airshow, while China's C919 takes the spotlight with a well-received fly-over. The C919, China's challenger to the Airbus and Boeing duopoly, is aiming to break into the international market. Despite recent troubles, the 737 MAX is still in demand, with China clearing Boeing to resume deliveries. Boeing estimates that 20% of the world's jet demand will come from China through 2042. The company will showcase its 777X cabin experience and defense aircraft at the airshow, aligning with the event's focus on aviation sustainability.

via Forbes|

#737-max #aviation-aerospace-industry #boeing

aviation2 years ago•2 min saved

"China's Aviation Industry Takes Center Stage at Singapore Airshow Amid Boeing's Absence"

China's C919 airliner, manufactured by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac), made its international debut with a flyby at the Singapore Airshow, marking a significant step in China's ambition to compete with Western aircraft manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus. The C919, capable of carrying nearly 200 passengers, is part of Beijing's "Made in China" strategy to reduce reliance on foreign manufacturers. However, challenges such as political tensions and lack of certification by American and European aviation regulators may hinder its market expansion.

via CNN|

#aviation #aviation-industry #boeing

aviation-industry2 years ago•2 min saved

"China's Aviation Dominance Takes Flight at Singapore Airshow"

Boeing will not be showcasing any commercial planes at the Singapore Airshow, leaving the spotlight on Airbus and China's Comac C919. This comes after a decline in aircraft orders and deliveries following a midflight blowout of a fuselage panel on one of its 737 Max 9s. While Boeing will feature its defense capabilities and the 777X passenger plane, the absence of commercial jets marks the first major international aerospace event since the recent safety crisis. China's Comac C919 is anticipated to be a competitor to Boeing and Airbus, with industry experts seeing an opportunity for it amid Boeing's troubles. Despite the challenges, analysts expect Boeing's impact to be short-term, with higher deliveries expected in the coming years.

via CNBC|

#airbus #aviation-industry #boeing

aviation2 years ago•3 min saved

"Chinese Aircraft Take Center Stage at Singapore Airshow"

China will debut its Comac C919 aircraft at the Singapore Airshow, which will also feature aerial acrobatics and displays by aerospace industry leaders. The event will focus on defense aviation and private jets, with a spotlight on emerging air mobility technologies such as air taxis. The International Air Transport Association predicts a gradual recovery for the airline industry, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, with full recovery expected by 2024.

via CNBC|

#aerospace #air-taxis #aviation