China Needs Bigger Airliners, But Maybe Smaller Ones Too
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For years, the story of Chinese commercial aircraft demand has been mainly about enormous growth, especially in the domestic arena, with a subplot about sizes creeping higher to mitigate shortages of airspace and skilled workers. Now things are becoming more complicated. For a start, the economy has...
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