Print This Page Email This Page
Airshow China Opens with Star Exhibit of Home-built J-10 Fighter

The 7th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, also known as Airshow China, opened on Tuesday with the star attraction of the home debut of China's home-built J-10 fighter in an aerobatic show.

China will also showcase its FBC-1 fighter bomber for the first time during the show in Zhuhai, a port city in Guangdong Province, organizers told Xinhua.

Some 600 aviation businesses from 35 countries and regions attended the largest show of its kind in China, with more than 60aircraft being exhibited.

The businesses include Boeing of the United States, Airbus of France, Bombardier of Canada, Embraer of Brazil and China Aviation Industry Corporation, the developer of J-10 and FBC-1.

China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, developer of the manned spacecraft Shenzhou-7 and its carrier rocket Long March II-F, was showing about 100 advanced technologies and products, including the orbital module of Shenzhou-7 and the model of the spacecraft's re-entry module.

Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang announced the opening of the six-day air show. After the opening ceremony, he watched the aerobatic show and visited the exhibition hall.

(Xinhua News Agency November 5, 2008)


Related Stories
- China to Sell 25 Regional Jets to US Market
- Chinese-made Regional Jet Launched for Domestic Commercial Flight
- Chinese Aviation Industry Surges Higher

Print This Page Email This Page
China to Outline 1st National Action Plan to Protect Human Rights
Heavy Fog Shrouds E China
Hainan Reports 51 Cholera Cases
Chinese Jumbos Cleared for Takeoff
Car Curfew Comes into Force
Gov't Looks to Stimulate Domestic Demand


Product Directory
China Search
Country Search
Hot Buys