World’s largest 129.9 ft-long seaplane set to fly in China, gets aviation approval
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China's AG600, the world's largest amphibious aircraft, received aviation approval for market entry. The 38.9-meter long plane, designed for emergency response and maritime missions, can cover the South China Sea within four hours from Hainan, enhancing China's rapid response capabilities in contested waters.
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