NextFin News -- China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) announced Wednesday that Chinese airlines will procure 200 Boeing commercial aircraft based on market principles and air transport needs.
An official from MOFCOM’s Department of American and Oceanian Affairs noted the preliminary agreement stems from the consensus reached during U.S. President Donald Trump's recent state visit to Beijing.
Under the bilateral framework, the United States has committed to ensuring a sufficient, guaranteed supply of aircraft engines and spare parts to support the acquisition. The transaction marks a critical step toward stabilizing aviation trade and deepening economic cooperation between the world's two largest economies following years of trade friction.
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