The COMAC C919: China's Answer to Boeing and Airbus

The COMAC C919: China's Answer to Boeing and Airbus
Would you fly in an airplane built in China? Well, before you answer that, China is ready to challenge the Airbus and Boeing with its new development, the C919. Buckle up for a journey through the skies and the political landscape, where Beijing's dreams of technological independence collide with its current reliance on foreign manufacturers. But behind the fanfare and a "Made in China" label, the C919 raises complex questions about China's role in the global aerospace industry.
In today's video we look at The COMAC C919: China's Answer to Boeing and Airbus
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[@terrywong7879]

In the aircraft industry Boeing and Air Bus are also MULTINATIONAL built. This is for cost considerations or international cooperations for countries to purchase because the countries participated have an international integration. International cooperation are vital for relationships and mutual understanding are front and centre. Boeing and McDonald Douglas once upon a time produce everything in the US.

[@domx_686]

looks like an airbus copy. would not surprise. available at TEMU. :D

[@franciscopino727]

Si....parece un avión, con fuselaje y alas....que novedad......

[@user-ls5zb2dx5j]

Using parts from around the world is no big deal, Airbus and Boing Embraer all do the same thing to build their aircraft, this subject is a nonstarter.