China has ordered its airlines to stop accepting deliveries from Boeing and to halt purchases of US aviation equipment, amidst escalating trade hostilities with the United States. This action is seen as a retaliatory measure in response to significant tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Chinese goods. The move reflects not only rising costs associated with US imports but also a strategic pivot towards alternatives, potentially benefiting European Airbus and local manufacturer Comac. The Chinese government describes US actions as unlawful "bullying" and is considering financial support for local airlines impacted by these shifts.
China's recent orders for airlines to stop taking deliveries from Boeing signals a profound shift in its approach to US trade relations amid escalating tariffs.
Beijing's response to US tariffs highlights the strain on its aviation sector and the search for alternatives, pushing more reliance on Airbus and local manufacturers.
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