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    Trump threatens China with export controls on Boeing parts

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseOctober 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Traditionally, China made up as a lot as 25 per cent of Boeing’s order guide, however at present it’s lower than 5 per cent.

    Chinese language airways have orders for at the very least 222 Boeing jets, in accordance with Cirium, an aviation analytics firm. The nation has 1,855 Boeing airplanes in service. 

    The overwhelming majority of planes on order and in service are Boeing’s standard 737 single-aisle jet. 

    A ban on spare elements or exports would additionally hit CFM Worldwide, the three way partnership between GE Aerospace and France’s Safran, which makes the LEAP engine used on the Boeing 737 MAX. 

    GE additionally makes engines for the 777 and 787, two bigger jets that China has ordered. 

    Boeing’s European rival Airbus has solely 185 orders from Chinese language clients, in accordance with Cirium. Airbus has a manufacturing facility in Tianjin, which produces about 4 of its single-aisle A320 jets a month.

    China is making an attempt to jumpstart its personal business jetliner trade, largely with the COMAC C919, a competitor to the A320 and 737. Chinese language clients have ordered 365 of the domestically-built jet, in accordance with Cirium.

    US export controls on Western-supplied elements for the C919 have considerably slowed manufacturing of that plane. As of September, COMAC had delivered solely 5 of the 32 jets Chinese language clients count on this 12 months.



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