Chinese shipbuilding industry
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China should banned all Boeing made planes or put a fee for entering China sovereign air space.
Lets see how the game goes on...
Lets see how the game goes on...
No, because then Airbus will just significantly increase its prices when selling to China. You can't play that game with Boeing. All China can do is slow down its purchases of Boeing planes, but that's about it.
not true at all. This simply would affect the decision making of all the airlines that want to fly into China, especially the LCCs in southeast Asia.
China is already not really buy Boeing aircraft, because domestic airlines can buy COMAC aircraft or get Airbus aircraft from lessors and such.
In fact, Imposing additional landing fee on Boeing aircraft would have quite the chilling effect.
I mean, all you had to do was google "how many Boeing planes is China buying in 2025?"
COMAC has a long way to go before it can clear enough backlog for China to remove Boeing from its purchasing plans. Until then China will absolutely still be buying Boeing planes.
I don't see how many Boeing plane China bought in 2025 has anything to do with it. It went several years without taking any MAX deliveries. China absolutely does not have to buy Boeing planes.
How it would react to the current proposed executive order remains to be seen.
Again, be very careful here. We are already wildly off topic. At least try to get back on topic.
It's a testament to how little Americans know about shipbuilding to think any ship operator will make purchasing decisions that are 3-5 years ahead of delivery, i.e. after Trump's term ends, on anything Trump does, nevermind how little US actually make up in global trade volume.
Didn't Biden double down on most "anti-China" legislations?
Remember American politics is mostly about identity, what's portrayed as "extreme" under Trump becomes perfectly normal under someone else.
Imagine if the current phase of the Israel-Palestine conflict had started under Trump - there's a good chance that one of the most brutal wars in World history would be portrayed as such. But since "reasonable" people like Biden and Blinken are mainly responsible it's fine.