A very welcome visitor in Bergen today, arriving from Helsinki and due to continue onto Iceland on Sunday. Aircraft was reported full of ballast tanks for testing.

B-001Q COMAC ARJ21-700 msn 104 COMAC by DigitalAirliners.com, on Flickr
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A very welcome visitor in Bergen today, arriving from Helsinki and due to continue onto Iceland on Sunday. Aircraft was reported full of ballast tanks for testing.
FlyRow wrote:Big question is, will it make it back in one piece....
1900Driver wrote:Was Ryanair there to visit?
FlyRow wrote:Big question is, will it make it back in one piece....
sccutler wrote:Ooh! A DC-9!
zakuivcustom wrote:Nope, DC-9-10neo-C2 is what this is.![]()
Polot wrote:You’d think they would at least wash the plane first.
chunhimlai wrote:DC9MAX
Are you suggesting it will become Chinese carry-out?
spartanmjf wrote:DC9-NEO, maybe with fewer issues?
Pacific wrote:Good luck to the testing team, hope they take away new knowledge for the C919.
JetBuddy wrote:Short DC-9 with modified cockpit windows, CF34 engines, Tupolev designed wings - made with McDonnell Douglas tooling left in China.
Interesting aircraft.
Wingtips56 wrote:I noticed a cabin door just forward of the engine, which the short DC-9s didn't have. Does the Comac retain the tail cone escape, or does this door replace it (no tail cone ejection)?
Edit: and does it have the ventral stair?
sevenair wrote:Dirty with what looks like an unpainted rudder. What's that black thing just forward of the wings in line with the windows?
WIederling wrote:
is the ARJ21 in Europe for a sales campaign or something different like testing or other?
vahancrazy wrote:WIederling wrote:
is the ARJ21 in Europe for a sales campaign or something different like testing or other?
They are testing if it can fly!
...Just an airliners enthusiast joke
Someone83 wrote:Where is it now? Cant find any aircraft with registration B-001Q on Flightradar24