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China Southern Takes Delivery Of C919 Aircraft Serial 10181

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China Southern Airlines has taken delivery of one COMAC C919 aircraft, serial number 10181, marking another milestone in the airline’s progressive integration of domestically manufactured aircraft into its commercial fleet. The aircraft is powered by CFM International’s CF34-10A engines, underscoring the blend of Chinese airframe innovation with internationally certified propulsion systems.

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