China forges new aviation alliances to fast-track C929 certification
China's Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC) has signed new partnership agreements with aviation regulators in Hong Kong and Macau to expedite the type certification process for its widebody C929 airliner. This collaboration aims to accelerate the certification of the C929, which is being developed as a competitor to Boeing and Airbus models.

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AI-generatedChina's Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC) has signed new partnership agreements with aviation regulators in Hong Kong and Macau to expedite the type certification process for its widebody C929 airliner. This collaboration aims to accelerate the certification of the C929, which is being developed as a competitor to Boeing and Airbus models. The agreements build upon existing cooperation for the C919 narrowbody and include a dedicated arrangement for the C929's safety and airworthiness certification. The initiative also seeks to expand mutual recognition and acceptance of aircraft certifications between the regions.
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3 extractedA dedicated cooperation arrangement on the C929's safety and airworthiness certification has also been signed.
Building on the cooperation framework established for the home-grown narrowbody C919, the CAAC and Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department outlined a plan to further collaborate on the C929's certification.
China's national aviation regulator has signed new partnership deals with its counterparts in Hong Kong and Macau to accelerate type certification for the C929.