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Geoffrey Thomas discusses Boeing's supply chain challenges on Ticker News

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Sharon Petersen Site and Marketing Manager | Airline Ratings

By Sky Industry News

Jul 13, 2024

Geoffrey Thomas, Editor-in-Chief of AirlineRatings.com, appeared on global Ticker News to discuss the supply chain issues impacting Boeing. Thomas stated that these issues are global and affect many industries beyond aviation.

"Boeing issues are the industry’s issues with all manufacturers late with deliveries," said Thomas.

Regarding reputational damage to Boeing, Thomas noted that the lay media has frequently criticized Boeing while sparing Airbus, which experiences a similar number of incidents. "Within the aviation industry, there is great respect for Boeing and its aircraft," he added.

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