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We are now hearing from Airbus about their concerns. They are also going to make changes for improvement so as to be not caught out. We are just sitting there with something on offer, surely someone in these OEM,s can flag this up and say theirs one. Maybe RL does not have to do much but just sit and wait.
From business insider.
The CEO of United Airlines, which is Boeing's biggest customer, then suggested he could change its order following the grounding of 171 Max 9 jets.Scott Kirby said he was concerned that certification of the 737 Max 10, the largest version of the single-aisle jet, could face further delays. United has 150 such planes on order.Bloomberg reported that Airbus then contacted some customers to try to free up delivery slots in attempts to make a deal with United.However, the European manufacturer has been careful not to gloat about its rival's woes.Faury said: "We're just thinking, again and again and again, what should we be doing not to be in that situation?Are we well protected from events?