Comac ARJ21-700 Xiangeng (Flying Phoenix)

Light Passenger Jets

ICAO aircraft code AJ27

Manufacturer Comac

Country China

New price USD 40 million (2018)

The Comac ARJ21 Xiangfeng is developed and produced by Comac as a seventy-eight to ninety seater regional jet primarily used by Chengdu Airlines.

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Comac ARJ21-700 Xiangeng (Flying Phoenix) specifications

General

ICAO aircraft code

AJ27

Manufacturer

Comac

Manufactured

2007 - Present

Country

China

New purchase price

USD 40 million (2018)

Aircraft performance

Avionics:

Pro Line 21 Integraded Avionics System, FMS 4200

Engine:

2x General Electric CF34-10A
Turbofan

Power:

17,057 pound-force

Max Cruise Speed:

470 Kts
870 Km/h

Approach Speed (Vref):

140 Kts

Travel range:

2,000 Nm
3,704 Kilometers

Service Ceiling:

39,000 feet

Rate of Climb:

Take Off Distance:

1700 meter - 5,577.36 feet

Landing Distance:

1600 meter - 5,249.28 feet

Weight & dimensions

Max Take Off Weight:

43,500 Kg
95,900 lbs

Max Landing Weight:

37,886 Kg
83,523 lbs

Max Payload:

8,935 Kg
19,698 lbs

Fuel Tank Capacity:

3,500 gallon
13,249 liter

Baggage Volume:

20.14 m3 / 711 ft3

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About the Comac ARJ21-700 Xiangeng (Flying Phoenix)

The Comac ARJ21 Xiangfeng is developed and produced by Comac as a seventy-eight to ninety seater regional jet primarily used by Chengdu Airlines. Aircraft development started in March 2002 and production began from 2007 up to the present with a current total number of forty aircraft built. The ARJ21 Xianfeng features a 25° swept and supercritical wing as well as two General Electric CF34 engines.