China is set to take the lead in the global aviation market, with an anticipated order of over 8,000 new aircraft in the next two decades. Remi Paul, CEO and country general delegate of Safran China, shared this optimistic outlook during an interview with CGTN.
According to Paul, this surge in aircraft orders will account for one-fifth of global deliveries, marking the highest growth rate worldwide. This projection highlights China's expanding role in the aerospace industry and its increasing demand for both commercial and military aircraft.
The forecast reflects China's commitment to modernizing its fleet and supporting the country's economic growth. As aviation technology continues to evolve, China's significant investment in new aircraft is expected to drive innovation and enhance its position in the global market.
Safran China, a key player in the aerospace sector, is poised to support this growth with advanced technology and services. Paul's insights underscore the dynamic nature of the aviation industry and the pivotal role China will play in shaping its future.
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Safran China CEO: China has biggest share of global aircraft orders
cgtn.com
