C919 Delivery Target Slips To 2021

February 08, 2018
Credit: Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
Comac is now targeting 2021 for first delivery of its C919 airliner, while the Chinese state company’s consortium with United Aircraft Corp. (UAC) has requested proposals for engines for the CR929 widebody airliner. The C919 delivery objective represents a one-year slip from an unannounced target of...

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