China Gets A330 Plant, But Airlines Must Take A330s
Credit: Airbus
Avic would like to learn good practice for fitting cabins in airliners, and Tianjin’s government would like to see completed widebodies rolling out of a factory within its city limits. But it seems that they and China’s central government do not want those things as much as Airbus had hoped. China...
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