Boeing Says Bombardier dumping puts new 737 planes in jeopardy
Boeing warned that its 737 Max 7 passenger jet may not survive if Bombardier continues to sell planes in the US below fair-market value. “Our Max 7 is at extreme risk,” Kevin McAllister, CE of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, told a panel at the US International Trade Commission Monday. “If you don’t level the playing field now, it will be too late.” The Max 7 is the smallest of Boeing’s upgraded 737 airplanes. The company has accused Bombardier of dumping its narrow-body C Series jet, which in some configurations can carry a similar passenger load, on the US market at below-market prices and taking unfair subsidies from the Canadian and Quebec govts. The ITC, a quasi-judicial body, is hearing arguments in the case and is expected to give its final ruling next month. <br/>
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Boeing Says Bombardier dumping puts new 737 planes in jeopardy
Boeing warned that its 737 Max 7 passenger jet may not survive if Bombardier continues to sell planes in the US below fair-market value. “Our Max 7 is at extreme risk,” Kevin McAllister, CE of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, told a panel at the US International Trade Commission Monday. “If you don’t level the playing field now, it will be too late.” The Max 7 is the smallest of Boeing’s upgraded 737 airplanes. The company has accused Bombardier of dumping its narrow-body C Series jet, which in some configurations can carry a similar passenger load, on the US market at below-market prices and taking unfair subsidies from the Canadian and Quebec govts. The ITC, a quasi-judicial body, is hearing arguments in the case and is expected to give its final ruling next month. <br/>
