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Q: Would you fly on a C919?

www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2014-08/01/content_18228785.htm

 

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If an American or European airline uses them, yes. 

 

But I would prefer to fly IN it. !!! 

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Scandinavian:

You can see here who has ordered one so far 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comac_C919

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andy74rc:

Ok, understood. Another project born dead....

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BHGAL:

is it gonna get me out of China? ..  I'm in

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andy74rc:

You can leave China even walking if you want...

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I've flown on worse...

 

flown some old Tupolev into Moscow and Habana.  that was fun..  :-p

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 The name Airfix springs to mind.

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LMAO

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The "Goose" springs to my mind.....  young and silly....  landing in the Caribbean Sea and ankle deep ....  ahhhhhhh.....  

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