China Goes After Boeing, Tells Airlines Not to Order New Aircraft From U.S. Jet Maker -- WSJ

Dow Jones

Apr 15, 2025

By Sharon Terlep

China is going after Boeing, America's biggest exporter, in its trade war with the U.S.

Beijing has told Chinese airlines not to place new orders for Boeing jets and is requiring carriers to seek approval before taking delivery of aircraft they have already ordered, according to a person with knowledge of the Chinese regulator's guidance.

Bloomberg reported earlier that China is halting Boeing jet deliveries.

Cutting off deliveries to China could dent revenue for the cash-strapped jet maker, which has been working to clear out parked planes and ramp up production and deliveries amid a quality crisis. Longer-term, the Chinese market is crucial; Boeing has forecast it will account for a fifth of the world's airplane deliveries in the next two decades.

This item is part of a Wall Street Journal live coverage event. The full stream can be found by searching P/WSJL (WSJ Live Coverage).

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