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Boeing Registers 43 Max Cancellations in July

The commercial aircraft order backlog at Boeing fell by 56 airplanes as the company collected no orders during the month of July.

By Gregory Polek • Senior Editor

August 11, 2020

Boeing collected no orders and saw cancellations for another forty-three 737 Max jets during the month of July, bringing its net order deficit for the year to 366, the company said Tuesday. Of the 43 cancellations during the month, 20 came from Kuwaiti lessor Alafco and 15 from Dublin, Ireland-based AerCap as previously announced, while five newly revealed cancellations came from Canada Jetlines, two from Dublin-based lessor Avolon, and a single from a private BBJ customer.

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