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The company hopes to make money not only by building and selling the plane but from keeping it flying.
General Electric said it’s not convinced there will be enough demand for the airplane.
The move was unusually swift — less than a week after the U.S. proposed 10 percent tariffs.
Separately, Trump is engaged in a trade war with China over technological dominance.
Boeing’s CEO said resolving the dispute is essential because the industry relies on the free flow of goods.
Airlines are taking advantage of demand to squeeze as many passengers as possible into planes.
Of course, it’s not going to happen in our politicized world.
To enthusiasts’ dismay, today’s car buyers overwhelmingly prefer automatics.
The Farnborough air show outside London is an unpredictable inflection point in their aerospace rivalry.