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Beijing April 15, 2025 — China has told its airlines to stop taking deliveries of planes from American aerospace company Boeing, news reports said Tuesday. This move points to rising friction between the world’s two biggest economies. It happens as the trade fight between the US and China heats up under President Donald Trump’s leadership, which has slapped tariffs up to 145% on goods from China since January.

The order affects all Chinese passenger airlines that were set to get new Boeing aircraft in the next few months. Chinese air travel officials and Boeing haven’t made any official statements yet, but people in the industry think this halt is payback for the US trade rules that target Chinese products and tech companies.
This news might hit Boeing hard, as China stands as one of its biggest and quickest-growing markets. It also brings up worries about possible holdups in worldwide aircraft supply chains and long-term effects on aviation teamwork.

The action highlights the wider economic impact of the ongoing tariff battle, which has already touched areas from computer chips to electric cars. As both sides stand firm, experts caution that the split could change global trade patterns and affect investor trust across the world.