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  • Aircraft orders plummet amid US tariff uncertainty

    Transport and infrastructure

    Commercial aircraft orders plummeted last month as Donald Trump’s tariffs piled pressure on the aerospace industry. There were 19 aircraft orders in April, a 75 per cent year-on-year decline and the lowest for the month since the pandemic. The latest data from ADS, the UK trade association, is the first reported since the introduction of [...]

    Trump's announcement upended a sector that has operated free from trade barriers for the best part of the last 40 years
  • Boeing strike set to drag on after talks with union collapse

    Business

    Boeing said it had removed an offer which would have increased pay for its rank-and-file machinists by nearly a third over the next three years.

    Boeing endured a torrid 2024 following the blow-out of a door panel on one of its 737 Max-9 jets used by Alaska Airlines.
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    A multi-billion pound trial over stranded aircraft in Russia kicked off this morning in a jam-packed courtroom

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