Lao Airlines to fly Chinese-made jet

Lao Airlines to fly Chinese-made jet

Government-owned Lao Airlines is preparing to start operating the Comac C909 regional jet, a spokesperson said, joining several other Southeast Asian carriers planning to add Chinese-made commercial aircraft to their fleets.

Lao Airlines Set to Operate COMAC C909 Jet as China Expands Global Reach

Vientiane, 28 March - Lao Airlines, the state-owned flag carrier of Laos, is poised to make a significant stride in its operational history by integrating the COMAC C909 regional jet into its fleet, marking a notable expansion of Chinese-made aircraft into Southeast Asia. This development, confirmed by the airline, underscores China's Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) intensifying efforts to penetrate international markets, positi…

Lao Airlines to put COMAC C909 jet into service

The C909 regional jet (former ARJ21) will soon have its second foreign operator, Lao Airlines. The Southeast Asian… The post Lao Airlines to put COMAC C909 jet into service appeared first on Air Data News.

How good is the C919? Part 2. - Leeham News and Analysis

Subscription required By Bjorn Fehrm March 27, 2025, © Leeham News: The COMAC C919 is finding its first customers outside China, which gives us reason to examine it and estimate how efficient it would be operating a typical... Read More The post How good is the C919? Part 2. appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

Lao Airlines gears up for C909 delivery in 1Q25

Lao Airlines (QV, Vientiane) plans to induct its first C909 regional jet imminently, with delivery expected by the end of March 2025, a spokesperson confirmed to the Reuters news agency. This follows a delegation of the airline's staff visiting COMAC facilities in China for training. The airline also published a social media post featuring a vague silhouette of the C909, promising that "a new era in Lao aviation is just around the corner." No fu…

Lao Airlines will include Comac's C909 regional jet in the fleet, confirmed by an airline spokesman, joining the group of Southeast Asian countries that will operate Chinese commercial aircraft.