US EditionBoeing jet earmarked for China returns to the U.S. from China amid tariff war
- A second Boeing jet intended for a Chinese airline is returning to the U.S. Amid the tariff war, as reported by flight tracking data.
- The 737 MAX was heading from Boeing’s Zhoushan center to the U.S. Territory of Guam, according to flight tracking website AirNav Radar.
- The trade war has led to significant tariffs, impacting Boeing's deliveries to China.
- Several new 737 MAX jets are awaiting delivery, and the Chinese government has instructed airlines to stop accepting them, according to Bloomberg News.
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China's Rejected Boeing Planes Return to US
The returns process has begun. After China's government reportedly ordered the nation's airlines to pause purchases of US aircraft and related parts, Xiamen Airlines has rejected at least two Boeing jets whose cost was set to skyrocket as a result of President Trump's tariffs. A 737 Max destined for the...
Boeing repatriates the first planes rejected by Chinese airlines
The giant American aeronautics Boeing has been one of the most obvious victims of the trade war between China and the United States. Last week, Beijing responded to Donald Trump’s tariffs with a rise in tariffs on U.S.-made products and with a direct order to airlines in his country not to accept any delivery of Boeing aircraft even if they were finished or in production. Nor is the purchase of spare parts allowed. The consequence is that Boeing…
Here is the first concrete step in the tariff war: the plane was sent back
The first tangible step in the tariff war may be the Boeing plane that was recently returned to the American manufacturer from China. According to an eyewitness, the plane already had the airline's livery on it.
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