Boeing will find it ‘relatively easy’ to find customers for China’s rejected planes, says jet leasing CEO

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Boeing planned to complete 50 orders for Chinese customers this year but is now assessing options as China refuses Boeing plane deliveries due to the trade war.

That shouldn't be too difficult, says Steven Townend, CEO of BOC Aviation, one of the world’s top jet leasing companies.

Fellow aviation CEO Robert Isom, of American Airlines, recently warned analysts that “uncertainty is what we’re living with now.

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Author / Journalist: Lionel Lim

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesChinaSingapore

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Published On: 2025-04-25 @ 10:55:39 (16 hours ago)

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