HomeTwitterBoeing’s biggest airline customer in China has removed more than 100 737 Max jets from its fleet plans, citing uncertainty over deliveries.

Boeing’s biggest airline customer in China has removed more than 100 737 Max jets from its fleet plans, citing uncertainty over deliveries.

Boeing's biggest airline customer in China has removed more than 100 737 Max jets from its fleet plans, citing uncertainty over deliveries.

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