
China's chief civilian aircraft builder Comac is forecast to command 5% of the world's narrowbody jet fleet allocation by 2045, up from roughly 1% today, according to aviation analytics firm Cirium, citing strong domestic order book and global demand.
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Comac currently holds roughly 1% of the world's narrowbody jet fleet allocation, with Airbus and Boeing dominating the market.
China’s chief civilian aircraft builder will command 5 per cent of the world’s fleet allocation by 2045 as global demand for narrowbody jets and the domestic order book look strong, an aviation analytics firm has forecast.
Comac has a roughly 1 per cent share of today’s world fleet allocation, independent aviation analyst Li Hanming said.
In a summary of its annual aircraft fleet outlook, Cirium said the forecast allocations would “illustrate the persistence of the Airbus and Boeing concentration alongside the gradual shift” towards emerging manufacturers.
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