Boeing sees no Gulf airlines delaying jet deliveries and orders despite Iran war
Gulf airlines are not seeking to delay or restructure Boeing aircraft deliveries and orders this year despite the continuing Iran war, as their long-term growth prospects remain intact, the US plane-maker said. Regional airline customers remain committed to their long-term fleet expansion plans, backed by the strength of their global aviation hub models and “resilience” in the face of disruptions…
Boeing has reported that Gulf airlines are not planning to delay or restructure their jet deliveries and orders despite the ongoing Iran war. The US plane-maker's vice president for the Middle East, Gulf, and North Africa, Fahad Al Mheiri, stated that regional airline customers remain committed to their long-term fleet expansion plans and that the strength of their global aviation hub models and resilience are key factors.
Al Mheiri attributed the lack of discussions around restructuring orders or deliveries to the global scale of the airlines' operations and their resilience in dealing with short-term disruptions, such as higher fuel prices or fluctuating travel demand.
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