This morning (31 days), the C919 nationally produced aircraft, number B-658N, landed flatly at Changsha Yellowflower International Airport and was officially admitted to the Southern China Air Lake Nam Branch. Hunan Changsha became the fourth city to run C919 after Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, marking the first time that the Guangzhou-Jongsha base had been operational and a new breakthrough had been achieved in the size of the large-scale aircraft operating the country. The director of the South Lakes branch presented the planned introduction of the second C919 aircraft before the spring of 2026, steadily expanding the size of the large domestic aircraft operating in China. During the spring transport, C919 will fly three routes from Changsha to Guangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai, with Changsha flying over three flights per day from Beijing, providing a much richer national-type option for travellers to travel. (In Russian)