October: Boeing received 12 B737-Max cancellations

Salt Lake City Boeing Office (Photo: Boeing).
Salt Lake City Boeing Office (Photo: Boeing).

October: Boeing received 12 B737-Max cancellations

Salt Lake City Boeing Office (Photo: Boeing).
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The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing received twelve more cancellations for the machine type B2020-Max in October 737. Since the beginning of the year, 448 units have been canceled, according to the figures published by the manufacturer.

In contrast to Airbus the Americans could not land a single new order in October 2020. 13 aircraft were delivered. In the same month last year there were 20 units. The FAA is said to be right before the Lifting of the no-fly stand for the 737-Max, but it will be some time before actual commercial use. Southwest does not anticipate deployment in the first quarter of 2021.

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  • Scrap metal aviators, 11. November 2020 @ 16: 37

    And if you look around on the Boeing site, there are 448 cancellations and 606 orders in accordance with the (ASC 782 regulations), i.e. a total of 1230 B 737 737max orders were canceled this year.
    As of October 31.10.2020, 3365, 480 machines of the series are still to be delivered, meanwhile there are already 500 finished Max planes, could be more than XNUMX in the next few weeks.
    About half of them are planned to be delivered next year.

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  • Scrap metal aviators, 11. November 2020 @ 16: 37

    And if you look around on the Boeing site, there are 448 cancellations and 606 orders in accordance with the (ASC 782 regulations), i.e. a total of 1230 B 737 737max orders were canceled this year.
    As of October 31.10.2020, 3365, 480 machines of the series are still to be delivered, meanwhile there are already 500 finished Max planes, could be more than XNUMX in the next few weeks.
    About half of them are planned to be delivered next year.

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