Boeing CEO: Trump is key to closing major plane order from Chinese airlines - Reuters

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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasized the importance of the Trump administration's support in securing a major order from Chinese airlines, highlighting a resolution to spare parts access concerns.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg expressed hope that the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will lead to additional aircraft orders from China, noting the importance of the Chinese market for Boeing.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasized the importance of the Trump administration's support in securing a major order from Chinese airlines, highlighting that without this backing, large orders from China are not expected in the near future.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that the company is counting on the Trump administration to help unlock a major order from China, noting that without this support, large orders from China are unlikely in the near term.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasized the importance of the Trump administration's support in securing a major order from Chinese airlines, stating that without this backing, large orders from China are not expected in the near future.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that the company relies on the Trump administration to finalize a significant order from Chinese airlines, addressing concerns over access to critical spare parts.

Boeing reported a small quarterly loss, citing progress on a turnaround after a period of challenges, including safety issues and leadership changes.