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To: Arran Yuan who wrote (68274)	11/17/2010 4:34:00 AM
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prospective competitor to the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320. predicting that the market price of the C-919 would be 20 percent cheaper than its foreign competitors Experts predicted that the involvement of GECAS, which will supply the C-919 engines together with French partner Safran SA, would help lobby the US Federal Aviation Administration to approve the certification of the aircraft. "GE will want to back up their engines and their commitment by leveraging the Federal Aviation Ad-ministration for certification," Bradley Perrett, Asia-Pacific bureau chief of specialist magazine Aviation Week, said. "The FAA's support will be critical for selling the aircraft to airlines in developed economies." news.xinhuanet.com