Malaysia may have to review Boeing 737 Max orders: Nikkei

Malaysia may have to reconsider the purchase of 25 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, the Nikkei reported on Monday, citing the country's economic affairs minister, after the second fatal crash of the planemaker's newest jet in less than six months. Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund, Khazanah, would have to "revisit" the agreement to buy the jets for the country's flagship carrier Malaysia Airlines, Nikkei quoted Economic Affairs Minister Azmin Ali as saying. "The management of Khazanah should look into the matter urgently. This is to ensure the safety of the airline, which is paramount," Ali said, according to the report. <br/>
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3/11/19