Home Business Politics Life Culture��Edu Sci��Tech Sports Photos
��Search
China Observer
�� RMB should not appreciate too fast - experts
�� Beijing's Xiushui Market in a dilemma: fakes still appear
�� Making the elderly in the countryside enjoy their life
Photos
�� 36th Scientific Assembly of COSPAR begins in Beijing
�� Ethnic minorities welcome visitors
�� Chinese oil paintings sell hot at auction
��Home>>Business
Boeing to continue investment in China
www.chinanews.cn 2006-07-18 17:09:38
(Source: Xinhua)
July 18 - Boeing will continue its investment in China in the next two
decades to ensure its status as a major provider of commercial airplanes
to China, the company's senior official said in an interview with Xinhua
on Monday.
In Boeing's 2006 Current Market Outlook released last Wednesday, the U.S.
plane maker projects a need for approximately 27,200 new commercial
airplanes worldwide, and the Asia-Pacific region is believed to be the
largest market, Larry Dickenson, the senior vice president of sales for
Boeing Commercial Airplanes told Xinhua at the Farnborough International
Airshow in southern England.
"Our advantages are, if we have advantages... that we have been working
in China for 34 years," Dickenson said, adding the Boeing has helped
train about 15,000 Chinese professionals in maintenance, piloting and
executive training.
"We look at China as a strategic partner force. And its airline has
matured, and continues to grow primarily with Boeing equipment and Boeing
training. So we are going to work with China as a partner," Dickenson
said.
"We believe that as our products become more and more competitive, there
is no reason to believe that we should not be, continue to be the major
provider of airplanes to China in the future," said Dickenson.
When asked about whether Boeing is considering building an assembly line
in China just like its competitor Airbus, Dickenson said Boeing was
probably not going to change its strategy towards China, and it would
continue to invest in China in the areas of spare parts manufacturing,
maintenance, repair and air traffic control.
Copyright� 2004 Chinanews.com. All rights reserved.
Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
Disclaimer: viewpoints in the website do not represent China News Service
chinese language, learning chinese china, HSK, learn chinese writing, learn chinese characters, HSK Exam, chinese school, teach chinese, chinese schools, learn mandarin, learning mandarin, learning chinese, study in chinese, learn chinese abroad, learn chinese words, speak chinese, chinese studies, how to learn chinese, learn chinese china, learn chinese online, chinese language online, learn chinese in china, study chinese online, chinese language program, chinese language school, chinese language schools, chinese speaking, learn chinese, learn mandarin online, learn to write chinese, beijing chinese language school, chinese language china, chinese language classes, chinese language courses, chinese language learning, chinese language lessons, learn chinese language, learn to speak chinese, mandarin learn, study chinese, study chinese in china, studying chinese, china chinese in learning, chinese language class, chinese language exchange, chinese language in china, chinese language lesson, chinese language study, chinese language tutor, learn chinese beijing, learn chinese in beijing, learn chinese pinyin, learn to speak mandarin chinese, learning chinese online, learning the chinese language, mandarin learn online, study chinese china, studying chinese online
No comments:
Post a Comment