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2021-05-10 04:11:59 GMT2021-05-10 12:11:59(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Photo taken on May 9, 2021 shows lacquerware on display during the first China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou, capital of south China's Hainan Province. Domestic exhibits with Chinese characteristics are quite a sight at the Expo, not only meeting the needs of consumers, but also reflecting the unique charm of Chinese culture. (Xinhua/Ding Hongfa) Photo taken on May 9, 2021 shows carved-bamboo pen containers on display during the first China International Consumer Products Expo in Haik...

By Alfred Chua2021-05-10T05:14:00+01:00 Avic unit Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group will lead efforts to build an unmanned air vehicle (UAV) industrial park in Sichuan province, with the goal of becoming a “world-class UAV manufacturing” cluster. The new industrial park – with investment of around CNY10 billion ($1.56 billion) – will be built at Zigong, a city located in central Sichuan, and will be dedicated to both civil and military UAVs, states the Sichuan provincial government. Source: Greg Waldron/FlightGlobal A model of the WJ-700 UAV at 2018’s Airshow China The first UAV wil...

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China's Chengdu Aircraft to build UAV industry park 07 May 2021 by Jon Grevatt China’s Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group (CAIG) – a subsidiary of the state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) – has signed a deal with the provincial government of Sichuan to develop an industrial park in the region, dedicated to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). A statement by the Sichuan government said the new facility will be located in Zigong, in the centre of the province, and will focus on both military and commercial UAVs. “We will develop a world-class manufacturing industry cluster...

Aerospace & Defense Roundup: May. 06 U.S. Air Force B-1Bs Return To Flight The first U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancers returned to flight operations on May 3 after a safety stand-down, Air Force Global Strike Command said on May 6. The problem arose on April 8, when maintenance crews noticed a bomber at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota was leaking fuel while taxiing to the aircraft parking area. By April 20, command chief Gen. Timothy Ray ordered a fleet-wide safety stand-down. Credit: USAF Space Force Readies Cloud-Based Digital Platform For Release The U.S. Space Force is clos...