The entry of Chinese-made aircraft into the African aviation market is expected to increase connectivity, reduce operational costs and support the expansion of continental airlines' fleets.
Nairobi, March 20 (Xinhua) – The intrusion of Chinese-made aircraft into the African aviation market is expected to increase connectivity, reduce operational costs and support the expansion of continental airlines' fleets.
Abderaman Bate, executive director of the African Aviation Association of the African Aviation Association, based in Nairobi's Kenya capital, told Xinhua that China's aviation sector produces highly efficient aircraft that are internationally recognized.
“The availability of civil aircraft manufactured in China provides solutions to improve African Airlines' performance,” Berthe said Tuesday on a bystander at the African Advanced Air Mobility Symposium.
The two-day meeting, which began Tuesday, attracted more than 100 participants, including UN, government, aviation regulators and airline officials, to intensify the use of drones and electric vertical takeoff vehicles that will increase connectivity in Africa.
Berthe said he already has China China, Ltd. on China outlook for China's outlook in the African aviation industry. It has been made clear that they are discussing it with (COMAC).
He said Comac incorporates advanced technology into its planes, making it a viable alternative to aircraft manufactured in the West.■
