China Just Shipped 3 Boeing 737 Max Aircraft back To Boeing

[gab13by13]

So how is Boeing's stock doing today, I didn't check? China is refusing to accept any aircraft from the United States.

Suggestion for Krasnov, raise the tariffs higher on China. I read where Temu is raising prices. I don't do Walmart but there may be some unhappy shoppers there shortly.

The price of gasoline has gone up also here in central Pa. Going to cost more money to operate those pickup trucks with Trump bumper stickers.

[ImNotGod]

1. I noticed that today walmart raised the prices on some of their core brand products by 22%

so it has begun. By the way, these products have been at the old price for years.

[republianmushroom]

2. Price rises due to tariffs should be shown on receipt

just like sales tax on all products that have tariffs.

[LexVegas]

3. Stock is up about 3.5%. nt

[Initech]

4. We have got to get these psychotic fucks out of power now.

[djacq]

5. How does that work?

Do they fly the 737 back, drop the keys, and say "no thanks"?

[melm00se]

7. When I did a tour of the Boeing plant

a few years ago, the guide said that the purchaser sends pilots to the factory, where they test flight the plane and accept it.

It is then fueled up and flown back to wherever the airline is based.

I don't believe the 737 Max has the range to fly from Seattle to China in one hop so that might be different for them.

[wyn borkins]

8. Good Question - I Would Appreciate the Correct Answer as Well (n/t)

[Vinca]

6. I wonder how many parts made in China are used in Boeing jets.

Dear Leader might find his gilded version of Air Force One delayed.