A Boeing 737 MAX intended for Xiamen Airlines was returned to Seattle's Boeing Field due to escalating tariffs resulting from US-China trade tensions. The plane, having made refueling stops in Guam and Hawaii, was one of several jets awaiting final work in China. Following Trump's increase of tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%, China retaliated with a 125% tariff on US goods, prompting concerns that future aircraft deliveries would be stalled, as airlines may choose to delay their orders to avoid the financial impact of these duties.
The Boeing 737 MAX jet meant for Xiamen Airlines was returned to the US due to escalating bilateral tariffs between the US and China, crippling delivery.
Confusion over changing tariffs is jeopardizing aircraft deliveries, with airlines considering deferring purchases to avoid crippling duties imposed amid trade tensions.
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