China to make passenger jets
indiatimes.com     12-May-2008            

China established a home-grown company on Sunday to make passenger jumbo jets - a step forward in the country’s quest to become less dependent on Boeing and Airbus. ... BEIJING: China established a home-grown company on Sunday to make passenger jumbo jets — a step forward... [read full story]                    


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