Group 1 - The 55th Paris Air Show showcased over 2,500 companies from 48 countries, highlighting innovations in the aerospace sector, with more than 70 Chinese exhibitors presenting their advancements across the entire industry chain [1] - China Aviation Industry Corporation presented 30 key products, including military aircraft like the J-35A and various drones, marking a significant presence at the event [1] - The Chinese commercial aircraft manufacturer displayed the C919 and C909 models, with the C919 entering large-scale delivery and both models capable of using sustainable aviation fuel [2] Group 2 - The establishment of a "China Exhibition Area" by the China Aviation Society allowed over 20 companies to showcase their capabilities, enhancing the visibility of Chinese enterprises [3] - Shenzhen United Aircraft Group introduced new products aimed at low-altitude economy, successfully forming preliminary cooperation intentions with over 10 global agents during the exhibition [3] - CAE's 2025 Global Aviation Talent Forecast predicts a demand for 1.5 million new aviation professionals by 2034, with China expected to contribute 140,000 of these positions [4] Group 3 - The event emphasized the importance of building resilient industry partnerships amid geopolitical complexities and supply chain pressures, with Chinese companies actively seeking closer collaborations with global partners [4] - China Commercial Aircraft Corporation signed memorandums of understanding with international firms to enhance cooperation on the C929 project, reflecting a commitment to global aviation development [4]