China Learning How To Develop, Support Airliners With ARJ21
Credit: ACAC CONCEPT
It might be the beginnings of a giant of commercial aviation. The ARJ21 regional jet is shaping up as China’s equivalent of the Airbus A300—a project that in its time seemed merely interesting but later was recognized as the origin of a product range that would challenge the established order of...
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