Storyline: The first C909 medical rescue aircraft was delivered on Tuesday in Zhengzhou, the provincial capital of Henan in central China, to China Flying-Dragon General Aviation Co., Ltd., marking a milestone in the country's domestically produced commercial aircraft. The C909 medical rescue aircraft, with a maximum payload of 10 tons and a range of 3,700 kilometers, can operate from high-altitude airports, according to its developer Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd (COMAC). Its cabin can be flexibly reconfigured to meet various rescue needs, such as transporting medical teams, providing medical assistance in remote areas, and carrying patients in critical condition. "The C909 medical service jet could be a flying hospital capable of emergency transport, medical training, and even some aboard surgical operations. It eliminates the boundaries of medical services and helps guarantee people's healthcare," said Yang Yang, deputy director of COMAC marketing and sales department. As the country's first local general aviation company approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of China, Flying Dragon operates emergency rescue, police flights, aerial surveying and short-haul transport. On Tuesday, Zhengzhou also saw the launch of an aviation medical alliance, bringing together over 40 members from healthcare, aviation, manufacturing, insurance and public services. The alliance aims to expand the use of the C909 in air medical services, contributing to the country's public health and emergency response system. Shotlist: Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, central China - Sept 9, 2025: 1. Various of C909 medical rescue aircraft 2. Various of aircraft interior 3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yang Yang, deputy director, marketing and sales department, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (starting with shot 2/ending with shot 4): "The C909 medical service jet could be a flying hospital capable of emergency transport, medical training, and even some aboard surgical operations. It eliminates the boundaries of medical services and helps guarantee people's healthcare." 4. Various of C909 medical rescue aircraft on tarmac 5. Various of C909 medical rescue aircraft taxiing, taking off. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]