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Boeing to Redirect Undelivered Aircraft from China to Other Markets
Amid rising trade tariffs, some Chinese airlines have declined delivery of Boeing aircraft they previously ordered. In response, Boeing has announced plans to reallocate these aircraft to other customers. CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that discussions are ongoing with Chinese clients over nine aircraft that haven’t yet entered the production system. If necessary, these jets will be redirected to different markets.…
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Boeing Narrows Loss in Q1 2025; Seeks FAA Approval to Boost 737 MAX Production
Boeing reduced its loss to $31 million in the first quarter of 2025, reporting a smaller cash burn than analysts had expected. The company also announced plans to seek approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) later this year to increase 737 MAX production. CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that some aircraft not being accepted by Chinese carriers due to…
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Long-Term Impact of China’s Boeing Ban to Unfold Over the Years
Beijing’s recent ban on the purchase of U.S.-made aircraft and aviation equipment may significantly complicate the maintenance and operational lifecycle of China’s existing Boeing fleet in the long run. According to Russia-based news agency Prime, the full impact of this decision will become clearer over time. The ban comes as a response to the U.S. raising tariffs on Chinese electric…
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Beijing’s Boeing Halt Could Threaten the C919 Project
Beijing’s decision to stop Boeing deliveries could put China’s goal of expanding its domestic narrow-body jet, the C919, into the Southeast Asian market at risk. If the U.S. retaliates by halting the export of essential technologies and parts for the C919, the project could suffer a major blow. Around 40% of the aircraft’s components are imported from the U.S., and…
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Turkish Airlines
Turkish Airlines Celebrates a New Era in European Aviation
Triple Independent Runway Operations Begin at iGA Istanbul AirportTurkish Airlines proudly marks a historic milestone in Türkiye’s aviation journey as iGA Istanbul Airport becomes the first in Europe to implement Triple Independent Runway Operations, effective as of April 17. This remarkable advancement reinforces the airport’s role as our global hub and solidifies Türkiye’s strategic position at the heart of international…
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Boeing Shares Plunge as China Halts Aircraft and Parts Purchases
Boeing (BA) shares dropped sharply after China announced it would suspend purchases of aircraft and components from the U.S. aerospace giant. In pre-market trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Boeing stock fell by 4.76%, reaching as low as $151.70. By 12:19 PM, the decline had moderated to 2.92%, with shares trading at $154.63. According to reports from RBK and…
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Ryanair May Delay Boeing Deliveries Amid Tariff Concerns
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has warned that it may delay upcoming Boeing aircraft deliveries if U.S. tariffs under President Trump’s renewed trade policy increase costs. CEO Michael O’Leary told the Financial Times that deliveries originally set for August 2025 could be postponed to March or April 2026, adding: “Hopefully common sense will prevail.” Ryanair is scheduled to receive 25 Boeing…
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China Announces New Measures Against Boeing
In response to the United States imposing a 145% tariff on Chinese products, China has instructed its airlines to halt new deliveries of Boeing aircraft. Additionally, the purchase of aircraft parts and equipment from the U.S. has been suspended. This decision affects a total of 179 aircraft deliveries planned between 2025 and 2027 by Air China, China Eastern, and China…
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China’s Retaliation Hits U.S. Companies Hard: Boeing at Risk
China’s decision to impose a 34% retaliatory tariff on all U.S.-origin products could shake multiple sectors, from aviation to agriculture. Boeing stands out as one of the companies most affected by this move. The new tariffs introduced by China will make Boeing aircraft significantly more expensive compared to their European competitor Airbus and domestic manufacturer COMAC. This may lead Chinese…
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Airlines
Boeing Settles with Families of Ethiopian Crash Victims
Boeing has reached a settlement with the families of two victims who died in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash, avoiding a court trial. Following the accident, which claimed 157 lives, the company accepted responsibility and has continued to resolve similar cases through confidential settlements. Another lawsuit filed by other families is set to be heard in July. After the crash,…
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