The domestically produced commercial aircraft ARJ21 and C919 from China arrived at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Selangor, Malaysia for an exciting ground static display and eye-catching demonstration flight activities.

After a series of static displays and demonstration flights from Southeast Asian countries, domestically produced commercial aircraft ARJ21 and C919 successfully arrived at Sultan Abdulaziz Shah Airport in Malaysia on the 12th. In the event on the 13th, two planes performed an exciting static display in the local area, with the ARJ21 aircraft performing a remarkable demonstration flight. After completing this mission, the two planes are scheduled to return to Shanghai, China on the 14th, marking a successful conclusion to this Southeast Asian trip.

Malaysia's Minister of Transport, Lu Zhaofu, Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, Liu Zhendong, Selangor State Councilor for Investment, Trade and Public Transport, Huang Sihan, and representatives from local investment promotion agencies, civil aviation departments, and related enterprises entered the C919 and ARJ21 aircraft cabins for visits.

Huang Sihan told Xinhua News Agency that "many details of the C919's internal design are very humanistic, comfortable to ride, and a good model. He hopes to carry out more exchanges and cooperation with COMAC in the future." Key words: the Belt and Road news, the Belt and Road project, overseas projects.

The domestically produced commercial aircraft ARJ21 and C919 have conducted a series of demonstration flight activities in five Southeast Asian countries, with the main purpose of verifying the adaptability of these two aircraft to local airports and routes, as well as the adaptability of airport ground service equipment. At the same time, the excellent performance of the aircraft was further demonstrated through testing of special flight procedures and economic analysis of flight routes. These activities have laid a solid foundation for future market expansion and demonstrated the strength and potential of China's aviation industry to the world. Mechanical column editor/Zhou Yingwen