Boeing begins flying back planes refused by Chinese airlines
Boeing begins flying back planes refused by Chinese airlines
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Boeing begins flying back planes refused by Chinese airlines
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The art of the deal.
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Trump: I'll trade you a shitshow of stupidity and backstabbing friends while rivals watch me smear shit on my face and I blow my enemies. In exchange I burn my country to the ground for no reason.
China: Deal
Americans: Deal
Russians: Deal
Rest of the world: WTF!!! Ah, fuckit. Deal.
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Australians: May we please still have our submarines dear Daddy Trump?
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Damn, that's not fair. Boeing were doing their best to make their planes unbuyable with their absolute trash company culture resulting in tons of safety issues. They almost had it on their own and now the trade war madness is stealing their thunder.
It's like shooting a man that is about to jump off a cliff. Just let them cook. They got this.
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And now Trump will take the credits in trashing Boeing. And he will be proud of it.
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Is this sarcasm? Is it irony? Why has this timeline derailed so massively that it’s impossible to tell??
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They’re saving themselves a a lot of airplane crashes actually
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It is a 737 MAX, so quite possibly
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I’m kind of surprised they are flying them back. Should have been like “it’s sitting on the tarmac, keys in it. Come and get it, we aren’t paying.”
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If they are refusing to pay for them, leaving them there would be gifting them to those airlines. Boeing is owed money, not the other way around.
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Sounds like the art of the deal to me.
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If they are flying them back, they should pay the 145% tariff. After all it is China paying it, right?
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Crash and burn
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Grinning because the Americans are getting a taste of their own medicine after snaking Australia away from a French submarine deal with AUKUS.
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I guess they'd be ramping up Comac C919 production.
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Funny enough, that's not even necessary in the short term.
Delta is refusing to take the delivery of various Airbus modells planned over the year unless Airbus guarantees to "pay for" all tariffs these might incur. Which Airbus of course won't. While it looks more like a cheap way out for them, various aviation news sources have already reported that Chinese airlines have declared their interest in these aircraft - both because the Anti-American sentiment and the lack in confidence in Boeing in their audience.
And ramping up the production isn't that easy - significant parts come from abroad and even with them, they would have to massively expand production - their production lines are fairly slow
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Yea, an area where the unintended consequences are actually going to push China domestically built airlines to be competitive with Airbus and Boeing, even if they lack the range and efficiency.
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