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August 26, 2015

China needs more than 6,300 new planes by 2034: Boeing
Beijing (AFP) Aug 25, 2015
China is expected to add more than 6,300 new aircraft to its commercial fleet by 2034, US manufacturer Boeing said Tuesday - an increase of over 300 planes on its last forecast a year ago. The world's most populous country and second-largest economy will need 6,330 new aircraft worth $950 billion during the 2015-2034 period, Boeing said in its annual China Current Market Outlook. The country's expanding economy and rising income are driving air travel growth, Boeing said, upping its prediction ... read more

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