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Comac Unveils VIP Business Jet at Dubai Airshow

Key Takeaways
  • Comac's CBJ appeared at Dubai Airshow 2025 in VIP form.
  • The aircraft targets 12-19 passenger seats, with a high-density option for 29 seats.
  • Comac quotes cabin noise levels as low as 55 dB.
  • Price is around $38 million per airframe, roughly half the price of Western competitors.
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Strategic Implications

Comac's entry into the large-cabin private jet market may signal a shift in the global business aviation landscape, potentially disrupting the dominance of Western manufacturers such as Gulfstream and Bombardier. The CBJ's competitive pricing could attract buyers in China and other regions, although certification limitations may hinder its appeal in Western markets.

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Chinese Manufacturer Targets Gulfstream and Bombardier

China’s Comac has unveiled its new VIP business jet, the CBJ, at the Dubai Airshow 2025, marking a significant push into the large-cabin private jet market. The aircraft, based on the ARJ21-700 regional jet, offers a range of 2,700 nautical miles and a high-end cabin experience, with a price tag of around $38 million per airframe. While Comac faces challenges in gaining certification from Western regulators, the CBJ may appeal to buyers in China and other regions, particularly state-linked entities and charter operators. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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Comac Unveils VIP Business Jet at Dubai Airshow

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Key Takeaways
  • Comac's CBJ appeared at Dubai Airshow 2025 in VIP form.
  • The aircraft targets 12-19 passenger seats, with a high-density option for 29 seats.
  • Comac quotes cabin noise levels as low as 55 dB.
  • Price is around $38 million per airframe, roughly half the price of Western competitors.
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Strategic Implications

Comac's entry into the large-cabin private jet market may signal a shift in the global business aviation landscape, potentially disrupting the dominance of Western manufacturers such as Gulfstream and Bombardier. The CBJ's competitive pricing could attract buyers in China and other regions, although certification limitations may hinder its appeal in Western markets.

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What Happened

Chinese Manufacturer Targets Gulfstream and Bombardier

China’s Comac has unveiled its new VIP business jet, the CBJ, at the Dubai Airshow 2025, marking a significant push into the large-cabin private jet market. The aircraft, based on the ARJ21-700 regional jet, offers a range of 2,700 nautical miles and a high-end cabin experience, with a price tag of around $38 million per airframe. While Comac faces challenges in gaining certification from Western regulators, the CBJ may appeal to buyers in China and other regions, particularly state-linked entities and charter operators. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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