AVIC attending the 50th Paris Air Show
2013-06-18 15:24 Author:Prince Source:CANNEWS
AVIC attending the 50th Paris Air Show
枭龙战斗机,翼下挂载有反舰导弹、制导吊舱、中距空空导弹、格斗空空导弹等多种武器
Xiaolong fighter wing mounted anti-ship missiles, guided pods, medium range air to air missiles, combat air missiles and other weapons
L15教练机,可见翼下挂载的1000公斤激光制导炸弹和副油箱
L15 trainer, visible under the wing mounted 1000 kg laser-guided bombs and fuel tanks
新舟700涡桨支线客机
MA 700 turboprop passenger airplane
运12F通用/支线涡桨飞机
Yun 12F Universal / regional turboprop aircraft
AC-312通用直升机
AC-312 utility helicopters
翼龙多用途无人机
Yilong multirole UAV
运-8C中型运输机
Y-8 mid sized cargo transport plane
pix courtesy:guancha
CANNEWS - On June 17, 2013, the 50th International Paris Air Show was held at the Le Bourget Airport near Paris.
The site of the air show saw no shortage of Chinese elements, among which AVIC brought many models in the main exhibition hall such as FC-1 “Fighter China 1” (JF-17 Thunder) single and double seat fighters each, L-15 "Falcon" advanced training plane, pterosaurs multipurpose UAV, Y-8C transport plane, Y-12F general/ regional turboprop aircraft, MA60 and MA700 turboprop aircrafts, AC312 4-ton helicopter, and civil avionics cockpit. In particular, the five-star flag fluttering above the AVIC VIP room is more attractive.(Prince)
AVIC seeks more co-op at Paris Air Show
2013-06-18 08:07XinhuaWeb Editor: qindexing
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People visit the 50th International Paris Air Show at the Le Bourget airport in Paris, France, June 17, 2013. The Paris Air Show runs from June 17 to 23.[Photo / Xinhua]
With the theme "Merging into global aviation industry chain," the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) will stage an outstanding show at 2013 Paris Air Show between June 17 and 23 in Paris, and expand its strategic cooperation with international partners.
During the Paris show, AVIC will highlight its key exports and development in cutting-edge technologies, and feature achievements gained by China's aviation sector in terms of technological innovations as well as the globalization drive, said the company.
With a booth of up to 267 square meters, AVIC categorizes its exhibits at this year's show in three fields: military aviation, civil aviation and airborne devices, displaying fighter jets, training aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicle, transport aircraft, regional airliner, civil helicopters, general aviation products and avionics.
The company will present to visitors up to 10 models of aircraft and aviation products, including models of the FC-1 Fierce Dragon fighter jet, the L-15 Falcon advanced trainer aircraft, the Wing Loong multipurpose UAV, the Y-8C and Y-12F airlifters, the MA-60 and MA-700 regional airliners, the AC312 helicopter, and avionic systems of civil aircraft.
In addition, AVIC executives will hold nearly 20 signing ceremonies and business meetings during the air show, making full use of the platform to enhance its dialogue and exchanges with partners, promoting strategic cooperation between AVIC and partners, accelerating the development of important projects, and implementing its strategy that aims to build AVIC an active and strong player in the global aviation industry.
Created in 1909, the Paris Air Show is the world largest, most reputed and oldest aviation exhibition. The 2013 Paris Air Show opens Monday at Le Bourget, near Paris, in celebration to its 50th anniversary.
The biennial event attracts 2,113 leading players of the global aviation industry from 45 countries and 150 aircraft will be displayed on the show.
The competition for wide-body jet orders between two giant aircraft manufacture rivals, American Boeing and France's Airbus, will highlight the upcoming Paris Air Show.
Apart from AVIC, 11 Chinese companies participate this year's Paris Air Show, such as Commercial Aircraft Cooperation of China (COMAC), China Great Wall Industry Cooperation, to demonstrate the latest results of China's aviation industry in technological innovation and enhance the overall integration into the world aviation industry chain.