Craic Cuts CR929 Schedule By Two Years
Credit: Bradley Perrett/AW&ST
Boeing took more than seven years to develop the 787; Airbus needed eight for the A350. So Chinese and Russian partners, with less experience than the Westerners, seemed suitably conservative a year ago when they launched the Craic CR929 into a 10-year development program. They are no longer so...
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