Rwanda and China sign MoU on airworthiness certification

Rwanda and China sign MoU on airworthiness certification
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The Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority and China’s Civil Aviation Administration signed a Memorandum of Understanding on airworthiness certification, aiming to enhance technical collaboration, strengthen regulatory capacity, and facilitate acceptance and oversight of aeronautical products and approvals issued by both authorities; Colonel Claudien Bizimungu said Rwanda is committed to deepening aviation cooperation with China, and RwandAir operates a long‑haul route linking Kigali to Guangzhou via Mumbai with an Airbus A330‑300.

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