China could agree to purchase U. S.-made Boeing planes as part of a trade deal being negotiated by the two countries, according to the…
China could agree to purchase U. S.-made Boeing planes as part of a trade deal being negotiated by the two countries, according to the CEO of the aircraft manufacturer.
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg told an aviation conference hosted by the U. S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington that the deal that has been in the works for weeks presented «an economic opportunity» for the aviation industry, according to Reuters.
“They are dealing with some of the tough framework issues around intellectual property and things like that,” Muilenburg reportedly said. “I do think they are making progress. And at the same time, I think there’s an economic opportunity here for airplanes to be part of the ultimate deal and help further close the trade deficit gap.
