List of Comac C909 operators

The following is a list of operators of the Comac C909 .

There are 146 Comac C909 aircraft in active service as of December 2024 ^[update] . Currently, the largest operator is Air China with 37 aircraft. ^[1]

Legend	Notes
*	Current
*	Former
*	Orders

Airline	Country	Photo	-700	-700F	Notes	Refs
Air Central				1	Executing order for 50 aircraft	[2]
Air China			34		Executing order for 35 aircraft	[3]
Chengdu Airlines			30		Passenger launch customer Executing order for 30 aircraft	[4]
China Eastern Airlines			26		Executing order for 35 aircraft Transferred from OTT Airlines [3]
China Express Airlines			8		Executing order for 50 aircraft	[ citation needed ]
China Flight General Aviation Company			2
China Southern Airlines			33		Executing order for 35 aircraft	[3]
Colorful Guizhou Airlines			20		[5]
Equatorial Congo Airlines			3
GallopAir			12	3		[6]
Genghis Khan Airlines			7			[ citation needed ]
Hainan Airlines			40		[5]
Jiangxi Air			5		Executing order for 35 aircraft	[7]
Joy Air			50			[8]
OTT Airlines			24		Integrated into China Eastern Airlines in 2024	[3]
Republic of Congo			4			[9]
Shandong Airlines			10			[10]
Shanghai Airlines			5			[10]
Tibet Airlines			10
TransNusa			3		Executing order for 30 aircraft First international operator	[11]
VietJet Air			2		Leased from Chengdu Airlines	[12]
YTO Cargo Airlines				1	Freighter launch customer	[13]

References

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