Gallery: Comac Lands At Singapore Airshow With Sizable Presence

Chen Chuanren February 19, 2024

China Eastern C919

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Decal on China Eastern C919 indicating the world's first commercial C919.

Indonesia's TransNusa ARJ21

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Indonesia's TransNusa is the first export customer for the ARJ21.

Air Central's ARJ21

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Air Central's ARJ21 is a converted passenger to freighter variant of the regional airliner.

C919

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C919 shows off its turning capability at an aerial display.

ARJ21

ARJ21

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ARJ21 flies over the AVIC chalet, Comac's military counterpart.

Comac has landed at Singapore Airshow with a significant presence. Not only has the Shanghai-based OEM secured a huge chalet and space in the China pavilion, but it has brought five airliners—two C919s and three ARJ21s—that are all making their international air show debuts as the company steps up its international sales campaign.

Chen Chuanren

Chen Chuanren is the Southeast Asia and China Editor for the Aviation Week Network’s (AWN) Air Transport World (ATW) and the Asia-Pacific Defense Correspondent for AWN, joining the team in 2017.