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China Eastern Airlines completes engine replacement for first delivered C919

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China Eastern Airlines completes engine replacement for first delivered C919

2024-10-31 21:47 Last Updated At:23:47

China Eastern Airlines has successfully completed the engine replacement for the world's first delivered C919 aircraft, addressing the maintenance capacity gap for the country's homegrown narrow-body airliner.

The maintenance team completed 60 work order items and over 10 non-routine tasks in order to ensure the quality of the operation. The accomplishment makes it the first airline in the world capable of maintaining and replacing parts for the C919.

"We have completed our first engine replacement, which will ensure the sustainable operation of the C919 aircraft in China Eastern Airlines in the future and enhance its performance," said Dong Haoyang, manager of the C919 engine replacement project at China Eastern Xibei Airlines.

China Eastern Airlines, the launch customer for the C919, has reported consistent operational performance with seven C919 aircraft since the jetliner was put into service on May 28, 2023.

China Eastern Airlines completes engine replacement for first delivered C919

China Eastern Airlines completes engine replacement for first delivered C919

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Hong Kong celebrates 100 days of locally born panda twins

2024-11-24 00:03 Last Updated At:02:17

To mark the 100th day since the birth of the first panda twins in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), Ocean Park Hong Kong held a vibrant celebration on Saturday, featuring live broadcasts that allowed giant panda fans worldwide to share in the cubs' milestone moment.

The pair, a female and a male, are the offspring of Ying Ying and Le Le, giant pandas gifted by the central government to Hong Kong in 2007. In March, Ying Ying and Le Le successfully mated naturally at Ocean Park.

Giant panda fans who visited the park on Saturday were treated to complimentary traditional delicacies, including red eggs and pork knuckle with ginger and vinegar, while visitors on Sunday will enjoy the same. These delicacies, commonly served at full moon and 100-day banquets, symbolize good fortune.

Additional celebrations include hands-on workshops about pandas, live performances, a photography exhibit showcasing the development of panda cubs, and more.

Hong Kong celebrates 100 days of locally born panda twins

Hong Kong celebrates 100 days of locally born panda twins

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