Also, they're being slightly disingenuous by omitting the time it took to fabricate all of the various parts that they then assemble on site.
Still, it probably comes down more to standards. I really like this article from the Atlantic comparing Japanese and Chinese methodologies for filling a plane with fuel:
Also, they're being slightly disingenuous by omitting the time it took to fabricate all of the various parts that they then assemble on site.
Still, it probably comes down more to standards. I really like this article from the Atlantic comparing Japanese and Chinese methodologies for filling a plane with fuel:
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2007/11/-quot-...
A Way vs. The Way.