Aircraft / Comac C919-100
Aircraft / Comac C919-100
The Comac C919-100 is a twin engine, medium range narrow-body airliner developed by the aircraft manufacturer Comac, a Chinese state-owned aerospace manufacturer headquartered at Pudong, Shanghai, China.
Launched in 2008 and introduced in 2023, the C919 is currently available in two passenger-configured variants: 1) a Basic version with 2235 nmi / 4139 km range; or 2) an Extended Range version with a range of 3011 nmi / 5576 km. Comac has also stated that shortened and stretch variants of the aircraft, covering a passenger seating range of 130 to 240 seats, will be put into production in future years. The company also plans to eventually offer a 2nd aircraft engine option, the indigenously built Aero Engine Corporation of China ACAE CJ-1000A, once the engine has completed its flight tests.
Source: Wikipedia
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Name: Comac C919-100
Origin: Pudong, Shanghai, China
Role: Twin Engine Narrow-body Jet Airliner
First Introduction: 28 May 2023
Status: In Production; In Service
Cockpit Crew: Two
Seating: 158-192
Engines: 2 x CFM International LEAP-1C
Cruise Speed: 453 knots (838 km/h; 521 mph)
Range: 3011 nmi (5576 km; 3465 mi)