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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES

Boeing moves 30 777X orders out of its firm backlog

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Boeing moved 30 orders for its 777X aircraft out of its firm backlog and into a category for deals it expects will not close, FlightGlobal reports. Boeing is still awaiting FAA approval to resume parts of the aircraft’s flight-test program.

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Why it matters

The change signals uncertainty around orders for Boeing’s widebody jet, but the article gives no financial value or details about customer cancellations. The development affects Boeing and its prospective 777X customers; any broader effects on U.S. jobs or suppliers are not specified.

What happens next

Boeing is awaiting FAA approval to resume portions of the 777X flight-test program. The article does not say when approval or a decision on the 30 orders may come.

Whether the FAA approves resumed flight testing.

Whether Boeing or customers provide more information about the 30 orders.