Boeing: Preliminary commitment secured for 200 intended orders from China
Gelonghui May 16th｜According to Jiemian, Boeing stated: "Our visit to China was very successful, achieving the main goal of reopening the Chinese market for ordering Boeing airplanes. We have received preliminary commitments for 200 aircraft, and expect to secure more purchase commitments in the future. We are very grateful to President Trump and the U.S. government for facilitating this milestone, and look forward to continuing to meet China's demand for aircraft."
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