China blames US tariffs for halting Boeing plane deliveries


A Boeing Co 737 Max 8 airplane, originally intended for Xiamen Airlines and recently returned to the US from China, at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington. - Bloomberg

BEIJING: China on Tuesday (April 29) blamed US tariffs for Beijing's decision to stop accepting new aircraft from aviation giant Boeing, saying the levies had "disrupted the international air transport market".

"The United States' wielding of tariffs has severely impacted the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain," China's commerce ministry said in a statement.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
China , US , Boeings , tariffs , return

Next In Aseanplus News

Eight feared dead after a bus with Chinese tourists sinks into Russia's Lake Baikal
Outspoken Laos lawmaker's election exit sparks rare dissent
Norway moves some of its 60 soldiers in Middle East due to security situation
22,000 Singapore civil servants to get up to nine per cent pay rise from Aug 1
Chinese military urged to overhaul English teaching to improve language skills
Ringgit closes higher against greenback on cautious market sentiment
Malaysia looks forward to close cooperation with new Bangladesh leadership, says Anwar
Russia says no peace dialogue ongoing with Japan over territorial dispute
Bipartisan push grows for Quad summit before Trump’s China trip
Melaka assembly may dissolve in April, state poll expected in June

Others Also Read