The firm is seeking to expand overseas at a time when market leaders Airbus and Boeing are struggling to make planes fast enough to meet demand. — Reuters
SEOUL: Chinese planemaker Comac opened its second office this week outside mainland China, in Hong Kong, as the state-owned company tries to break into a global passenger jet market dominated by Western manufacturers.
Comac’s two commercial passenger planes are, with the exception of one Indonesian airline, all flown within China, but the firm is seeking to expand overseas at a time when market leaders Airbus and Boeing are struggling to make planes fast enough to meet demand.
