The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, also known as COMAC, is a state-owned aerospace manufacturer based in Shanghai. Established in 2008, its primary goal is to develop and produce commercial aircraft to compete with global giants like Boeing and Airbus. COMAC's flagship aircraft is the C919, a narrow-body jet designed for short to medium-haul flights. The company aims to enhance China's aviation industry and reduce reliance on foreign aircraft, contributing to the country's broader economic and technological goals.