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Boeing unveils completion center

By Zhu Wenqian | China Daily Europe | Updated: 2017-09-29 09:06
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Boeing Co and Commercial Aircraft Corp of China signed an agreement on Sept 26 and unveiled Boeing's first overseas completion and delivery center.

The joint venture in Zhoushan, Zhejiang province, has registered capital of $55 million. Boeing has invested $33 million and takes a 60 percent share, while COMAC invested $22 million and has a 40 percent holding.

Construction of the center, which will consist of a completion center under a joint venture between Boeing and COMAC and a delivery center owned by Boeing, got underway in early May. It will be capable of tasks including cabin installation, painting, flight testing and aircraft maintenance.

COMAC says it will jointly participate in the completion tasks together with Boeing employees, but the proportion of workers the two sides would assign remains unknown.

The manufacturer of the C919 large passenger jet says the project will help to broaden international cooperation between China and international players and optimize the environment for the growth of the civil aircraft industry in China.

He Dongfeng, president of COMAC, says: "Zhoushan and Seattle are located at the two sides of the Pacific Ocean. In the past, most people living in Seattle didn't know about Zhoushan, but now they come to work here. Our completion center has linked us together."

Boeing expects that the plant will finish first-stage construction and go into operation in May. By the end of 2018, Boeing will deliver the first single-aisle B737 MAX plane directly from Zhoushan to a domestic airline.

With a maximum annual delivery capacity of 100 planes at its center in Zhoushan, Boeing plans to deliver all the aircraft completed in Zhoushan to Chinese customers, as it strives to meet the strong demand for single-aisle aircraft in China.

Lin Zhijie, an aviation industry analyst and columnist at Carnoc.com, a leading civil aviation website portal in China, says: "One-fifth of narrow-body aircraft in the world are delivered to China. It is a huge market Boeing hopes to seize."

He says the Airbus final assembly line in Tianjin, which became operational in 2008, has helped Airbus, the archrival of Boeing, boost its market share in China from 34 percent to 47 percent over the past decade.

"Boeing is now making more efforts by establishing its first overseas completion and delivery center in Zhoushan, in order to seize the strong market potential in China and strengthen its cooperation with Chinese aviation industry players," Lin adds.

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An employee works on a Boeing Co 737 MAX airplane on the production line at the company's manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington, in the United States. Getty Images

(China Daily European Weekly 09/29/2017 page25)

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