China’s Aircraft Manufacturing Progresses Amid Political Entanglement
KLM Cityhopper operates 30 Embraer 190s, which can each seat up to 100 passengers in three configurations.
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One of the world’s largest developing countries intends to build a national aviation champion, with the state sparing no expense to realize its dream. The aircraft manufacturer first focuses on its domestic market, buoyed by a slew of government contracts, but has ambitious plans for global...
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